Fixing Windows 11 Rundll Error

DefenderKnight

So, apparently Windows 11 has decided that it’s the perfect moment to throw a little tantrum by saying, “rundll, there was a problem starting windows 11.” Seriously, are we living in the era of rebellious operating systems now? Is my computer being dramatic, or did I accidentally install the latest version of “The Moody OS”?

Has anyone else had this run-dll meltdown on startup, or is mine auditioning for an Oscar in the “Most Unhelpful Error” category? I mean, if Windows 11 wanted to keep me on my toes with cryptic messages, it could at least sponsor a guide that explains what existential crisis it’s going through. How do we convince it to behave like a normal OS that just boots up without a mid-life crisis? Any fixes, sarcastic pep talks, or incantations appreciated.

DiskCleanupDynamo

I had a similar run-dll issue on startup last month. What finally worked was running an SFC scan and a DISM check to fix any corrupted system files. Sometimes a recent update or installed app could be the culprit, so it’s worth checking that too. Good luck debugging!

registryrogue

In my experience, after running the scans, it also helped to perform a clean boot to see if any third-party apps were contributing to the issue. I finally traced it back to an incompatible driver, so updating my drivers made a world of difference. It’s a bit of detective work, but tracking down any recent updates or installations might just solve it too.