ordinal error

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The ordinal error tag covers issues where Windows reports that a specific ordinal number could not be located in a dynamic link library (DLL), such as iertutil.dll. These errors often occur after moving programs between different Windows versions, using incorrect recovery disks, or installing software that conflicts with existing system files. Common examples include ordinal 344, 383, 139, and 701 errors. Troubleshooting steps mentioned in discussions include verifying correct DLL versions, running System File Checker (sfc /scannow), and reinstalling Internet Explorer. The tag is relevant for users encountering application initialization failures or missing ordinal messages during software installation or system recovery.
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    Windows XP The application failed to initialize properly (0xc00000fd).

    Hi Everyone You may have already seen two previous threads from me about attempting to move a program from a Vista machine to an XP machine. I have now finally managed to get all the DLLs sorted out. The Ordinal 344 error was because I accidentally copied the wrong version of a DLL over...
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    Windows 7 ORDINAL NOT Found

    This is a problem that I created by doing something stupid. Like recovering my laptop with the recovery disks for my desktop. Now I am trying to recover my laptop. I have a message that says "ordinal 383 could not be located in the dynamic link library iertutil.dll." (HKCMD.EXE) When I go...
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    Windows 7 Ordinal 139 & 701

    Hi Am hoping someone can help me solve this riddle because it is driving me nuts. I do not use IE as my primary explorer! I installed SQL Server 2012 onto my PC to do some studying into SQL, but when I tried to launch Visual Studio it told me: "Visual Studio requires Internet Explorer 6.0 or...
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