subject: Tips to Repair Npswf32 DLL Errors for You [print this page] Tips to Repair Npswf32 DLL Errors for You
Npswf32.dll file errors are continually causing older versions of web browsers like Mozilla, Opera and Netscape Navigator to crash. The file is linked to the old Shockwave Flash plug-in that was originally created by Macromedia, but, other software firms currently publish this file, including Mozilla, Adobe Systems Incorporated and Opera Software. Websites with Flash plug-ins use this file extensively to help control the plug-in and enable you to run it properly. Npswf32.dll is prone to many errors including being corrupted, damaged or even missing. You can use this tutorial to resolve Npswf32.dll errors.
The common error messages that you will receive associated with the npswf32.dll file will typically look like these:
The file npswf32 is missing.
Npswf32 Not Found.
This application failed to load because npswf32 was not found. Re-installing the application may correct this problem
The main issue which causes this file to have problems is the way in which it becomes corrupt / damaged from overuse. Because the "Shockwave" platform (which npswf32.dll is a part of) is continually being used to help control the various flash elements on your screen, it's often the case that FireFox will either save it in the wrong way, or corrupt the file accidentally. It is common for "plugins" of this browser, and generally occur if you use the plugin a lot (I.E play a lot of flash based games). Fortunately, it's very easy to fix by replacing the file on your system or reinstalling Shockwave Player.
In addition, to avoid any Npswf32 errors, it's worth cleaning out the PC registry. The computer's "registry" stores all information and options found within the system. Settings needed to run applications are also located in it. Once the system gets corrupted, it takes longer for the computer to run. Use a registry cleaner program and try to maintain the computer's system as clean as possible.
