In Windows OS, when you uninstall programs, sometimes improperly, some DLLs or the shared DLL files may be left behind. Such left-behind entries in the Windows Registry and such orphaned DLL files, ...

The Google Chrome Winhttp.dll DLL Hijack is a Trojan that uses DLL hijacking to load itself when Google Chrome is executed. Once the malicious winhttp.dll is loaded, it will cause Chrome to use up to ...

'moricons.dll' is a file that literally contains many icons (more icons), and remains in Windows 11. It is only 12KB in size and stores compact icons from the Windows 3.1 era, which are different from ...

Now since Windows is unable to find the module, it could mean that the file has gone missing, has been deleted, or has become corrupted. Here are some suggestions that will help you move forward.