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Fix Startup Error SymsetSymWithAddr64 Not Located in DBGHELP.dll

Posted By Raymond In Category: Computer

Dec
16
2007

Most probably you’re here because you got the error message “Savedump.exe – Entry Point Not Found, The procedure entry point SymSetSymWithAddr64 could not be located in the dynamic link library DBGHELP.dll” whenever you boot up Windows.
Savedump.exe - Entry Point Not Found
There’s no way of knowing how did the problem starts because some people got it after installing Media Center, some after installing Pinnacle Studio, and some even after installing Internet Explorer! But I do know that this is caused by installing some application in Windows.

Your computer will still work as normal but then it’s annoying to see the message every time you start up your computer. Here’s how to fix the problem to prevent the error window from showing whenever you startup Windows.


Most probably the DBGHELP.dll file located at C:\Windows\System32 is corrupted or outdated. Replacing the DBGHELP.dll with a good one usually fixes the problem. There are a few ways to restore DBGHELP.dll.

1. Go to C:\WINDOWS\system32\dllcache and copy the DBGHELP.dll to system32 folder.

2. If you have Windows CD, assuming that your CD/DVD drive is D, copy DBGHELP.dll from D:\i386 folder to Windows\System32 folder overwriting the old one.

3. If you can’t find DBGHELP.dll in dllcache folder and you don’t have a Windows CD, you can download DBGHELP.dll from DLL-Files.

Hope this solution will help you get rid of the nagging SymsetSymWithAddr64 Not Located in DBGHELP.dll error message whenever your computer is booted up.


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    • Baron

      What program wants the file? Or is windows just wanting it?

    • Ralph

      Thanks Raymond

    • chin

      kindly somebody send me a product key for norton 2008. i have now norton 2008 trial version… chin7884@yahoo.com

    • Zmir

      Thanks so much for this tip! saved me from formatting my computer ;D

    • jamal krel

      Funziona ! works! grazie, il messaggio è scomparso. Probabilmente ora collegandosi con Microsoft, bisognerà fare molti aggiornamenti…

    • S.K.

      Thanks alot Raymond. Something was wrong with my .dll (.99MB), but I replaced it with the one in the CD (650kb aprox) and Media Center worked again. :)

    • waclock

      my problem is that i can’t replace the file, it says its being used and i even tried with killbox to replace that file but theres no way i can replace it..!! help!!

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      I have a hotmail address I cant acess it is an old Hotmail I have had sence 1999 adell_41@hotmail.com I have a lot of folders there with all my family letters and pictures how can I retreve this ever time I try to go to hot mail they send me to MSN live hot mail and that isnt where my account was???? what can I do to ancer this put my hotmail name in the subject box or whatever that is called
      thanks Mrs Willa Johnson

    • Conrad Rohlsen

      Your instructions were concise and easy to follow. Thanks for the link to download the”DBGHELP.dll”. Once I did that and overrode the exsisting one my Windows Media Center worked. Again thanks for your help.

    • Payakh
    • hussein

      i dont know how to fix error code 80048820

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