subject: What to Do with CoreFoundation DLL Errors [print this page] What to Do with CoreFoundation DLL Errors
Corefoundation.dll is a type of a Dynamic Link Library file that is specifically useful for a range of Apple software productions. The main function of the file is to support processing and opening of media files located within a computer system. These media files are specifically used in different Apple programs, such as the iTunes application. However, regardless of the usefulness of the file, there are cases wherein it may become faulty and cause a range of problems and errors. Take note that when error in the file is triggered, the following error messages can come up:
"Corefoundation.dll is missing"
"Corefoundation.dll could not be found. Try reinstalling [application name]"
The way to fix CoreFoundation.dll errors is to first reinstall any Apple software you may have on your PC. This will basically remove all the files which these programs require to run, and will replace them with fresh, new copies of the files that Windows can then read & use without error. After you've done that, the error should cease to show in most cases.
After that, you then need to use a 'registry cleaner' to fix any of the errors that could also be causing the error to show. A registry cleaner is a software program designed to scan through the "registry database" of your PC and fix any of the damaged / corrupt files that are inside it. The registry is a big database which stores all the settings for your software & applications. Unfortunately, it's constantly being damaged, causing it to show the likes of CoreFoundation.dll errors. To fix this, it's advisable you use a 'registry cleaner' program to scan through this part of your system and fix the errors it has.
