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Divelucaya · 06-20-2007, 05:55 AM

I checked a couple forums with regard to iml32.dll issues. It seems like this file is certainly a problem regarding Shockwave and gaming. One person reported that he fixed the problem by re-installing DirectX 9 and then upgrading the drivers for his graphics card.

There are many sites offering free downloads of this file. However, there was also a reference to this file containing Malware. If you wish to delete the file and download it from a site, I would try to find the file at a reputable web site such as Microsoft or CNet.

Also, Adobe has Tech Note on problems with this file. Check it out here:
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/view...9304&sliceId=1

Hope this helps.

06-20-2007, 05:55 AM	#10
Divelucaya Settling In Best Road Trip Ever Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Connecticut Posts: 60	Faulting Module iml32.dll I checked a couple forums with regard to iml32.dll issues. It seems like this file is certainly a problem regarding Shockwave and gaming. One person reported that he fixed the problem by re-installing DirectX 9 and then upgrading the drivers for his graphics card. There are many sites offering free downloads of this file. However, there was also a reference to this file containing Malware. If you wish to delete the file and download it from a site, I would try to find the file at a reputable web site such as Microsoft or CNet. Also, Adobe has Tech Note on problems with this file. Check it out here: http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/view...9304&sliceId=1 Hope this helps.