So how do you know what that faulty DLL file is? As illustrated in the following screenshot, you can find it out from the error message in most cases – just focus on the file with a DLL extension. Given the file is likely missing, corrupted or unreadable, you should replace it with a new one that works properly. Usually this problem is triggered by a faulty DLL file that plays an essential role in the startup process of the game. When you see the error message reading “Entry Point Not Found,” that means your OS has no access to the game so it won’t start. For instance, if you decide to launch a video game, your OS must reach the entry point of that application and hand over control to it. “Software Entry Point” stands for the point where the software takes over control from the operating system (OS) on certain resources and then performs a start operation. This is one of the most common issues relating to DLL files, and it’s usually not very hard to resolve. If you ever run into this Entry Point Not Found error, don’t worry – you’re not alone.

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