The Skype video calling program is consideredmost popular among all applications of this direction. Unfortunately, quite often many users are faced with the problem of crashing in the module kernell32.dll (Skype error and not only). Further, we will consider why such problems arise and how to correct them.
Windows: error 0x8007045d as a result of a crash in the Skype kernel32.dll library
First of all, it is necessary to clearly understand what isthe nature of such failures. Sadly, this kind of error does not only occur when you start the Skype program. Most often it appears as a concomitant failure after the appearance of another problem, namely the failure of the module kernell32.dll ("Skype" is often the first program in which the problem appears, but not always).
The reason for this situation is trivialis simple. These failures when trying to update the system, meaning the impossibility of copying or transferring new files to the hard drive of a computer terminal or laptop. Let's see why it is in the Skype application that this type of error manifests itself most often.
Skype: kernel32.dll error
Here we have a rather ambiguous situation. If we consider the failures in the module kernell32.dll, what it is, it is not difficult to understand if we identify the main reasons for their manifestation.
First, the program itself (like most"Dialers") is most susceptible to the influence of specific viruses, even despite the installed standard antivirus. Secondly, an application with an attempt to update its own components may experience a conflict with a system that has not been updated.
It turns out that the module itself kernell32.dll "Skype" (in the sense of the program) considers it free and starts its own update, but the system, in theory, also tries to update its components, and blocks access to this dynamic library. So we have a situation when Skype is updated, and the system is not. Roughly speaking, the updated application is simply not designed to work in an outdated version of the "operating system".
In general, according to statistics, most oftensuch conflicts appear in the versions of the operating system Windows XP. In "Vista", "seven", "eight" or "ten" such cases are single, and the problem is most often eliminated by a simple reboot of the system or installation of a more recent version of Skype.
Virus scan
As mentioned in the Skype error kernell32.dll can be the result of viruses or malicious code. Therefore, before proceeding to cardinal measures, it is highly recommended to check the system for viruses.
At the same time it's better not to use a regular antivirus,and use portable utilities like Dr. Web Cure It! or Virus Removal Tool of Kaspersky Lab with a preliminary update of the virus signature databases.
Problems with updating the system
Proceeding from the fact that the Skype error kernell32.dll can appear due to an unsuccessful attempt to update components of both the program itself and the operating system, here you can offer two outputs.
In the first case, you can update the Skype application.or install the latest version, after completely removing the installed one. In the second version, paradoxically, just install the SP3 service pack for Windows XP. As practice shows, it is because of its absence (or rather, an uninstalled package) on Skype, the kernell32.dll error appears most frequently. Time and free space on the hard drive installation, of course, will require decent, so be prepared.
Using an earlier version of Skype
However, if the possibility of updating the “OS” for some reason is missing or simply disabled, you can go a simpler way - use an earlier version of the program.
For example, in most cases, fineSkype version of SSE. What is most interesting, even Microsoft experts recommend using it in case of problems of this kind. The only thing that will be required after installation is disabling the automatic update of the program.
For this you will need to use the settings menu,go to the advanced options, and in the automatic update section, simply disable the corresponding service. You can get to the settings through the Windows service menu, where the Skype Updater service is disabled. After that, the application performance can be no doubt.
Error Correction Module kernel32.dll
But what to do if Skype has kernell32 error.dll is not associated with the application, but with the Windows module itself? Perhaps, if you don’t crawl into the wilds using the command line or editing the same registry, the best solution would be to use universal search and install utilities for missing or damaged dynamic libraries.
Of course, the kernell32.dll library can be downloaded manually for XP. But where is the guarantee that after it is placed in the system folder, there will be no problem with other components later?
In this case, the most suitable utilitywill become the program DLL Suite. It can be used both as a stationary and as a portable version. After launch, the application itself will perform a complete system analysis for the absence of the main system components, in our case, dynamic libraries, find them on the Internet, download and install them by integrating into the system. The user is only required to sit and watch.
Conclusion
In principle, we considered almost allaspects related to how Skype error kernell32.dll, and how to get rid of it. As is already clear, it cannot be classified as critical, that is, it does not particularly affect the operation of the system (unless it sometimes gives a message about the impossibility of updating the “OS”). Otherwise, this problem can be solved very simply. Here we have three main options without taking into account the effects of virus attacks: installing the latest version of Skype, installing the latest service pack for “OSes” and, finally, if nothing helped, using an outdated version of the application, guaranteed to work without programs, either for the system.
