Version.dll

Thanks for the reply. I am not making a call directly into version.dll. I am calling the standard .NET property 'My.Computer.Fi leSystem.Specia lDirectories.Cu rrent UserApplication Data' which in turn calls a function in version.dll.

I realize this is probably a one-off, since I should ordinarily be able to expect that most computers will not have corrupt system-level DLLs. Is there anything that I can...

I have written an application that calls 'My.Computer.Fi leSystem.Specia lDirectories.Cu rrentUserApplic ationData'. My application is working fine, but one user has reported an issue that has me stumped. When this property is accessed, the following exception is thrown: "Unable to find an entry point named 'VerLanguageNam e' in DLL 'version.dll'". The stack trace says that the exception came from Microsoft.Win32 .UnsafeNativeMe thods.VerLangua geName(Int32...