Is "iassdo.dll.mui" big problem?

xTeamStanly · 24 Mar 2015

Hi all
After installing a clean copy of Windows 7 Ultimate x64 on my computer I ran sfc /scannow and it detected some errors but it cannot fix them. After that I ran System Startup Repair from my disk and it didnt fix error.
I dont know is iassdo.dll.mui dangerous.
After that i ran sfc /scanfile of all corrupted files and the only one corrupted was in C:\Windows\SysWOW64\en-US\iassdo.dll.mui

I would like to know what does this file do and how to fix it?

xTeamStanly · 24 Mar 2015

Bump

Layback Bear · 24 Mar 2015

I not a expert with your kinds of problem but I do have a question.

Do you have all of Windows 7 Updates completed?

If not list the updates you have not completed.

I'm not sure why you are having this problem on a fresh Clean Install.

xTeamStanly · 25 Mar 2015

I have installed all updates, exept language packs cause I dont need them

Still have the problem
Tryed startup repair from my disk but it didnt repaired it
Also I have installed Windows 7 64 Ultimate on VMware Virtual machine, there was a problem even on virtual machine
Maybe that the disk is a problem but it was bought legaly and it shouldnt be any problems

Layback Bear · 25 Mar 2015

Well it could be a installation disc problem.

It's not unheard of.

Was the disc made by Microsoft or by other means?
Where did you get the Windows 7 installation disc?

xTeamStanly · 25 Mar 2015

When I bought computer I got disk for a discount and I bought it

Dont remember store name but it was relly popular

xTeamStanly · 26 Mar 2015

Is that mui file a problem or not besauce if its not I wont bother to fix it

Layback Bear · 26 Mar 2015

Was this Disc you bought for a discount made by Microsoft?

I'm feeling your installation Disc is the problem. If Windows 7 isn't installed properly and activated properly many things will not work properly.

Let get a look at your install. Use this tutorial by Brink and post the log here.

Windows Genuine and Activation Issue Posting Instructions

From the information you have given their is no way of knowing if their is a mui (language) problem.

What I have noticed from your sfc log is this.

2015-03-23 16:20:24, Info CSI 00000344 [SR] Verify and Repair Transaction completed. All files and registry keys listed in this transaction have been successfully repaired

xTeamStanly · 26 Mar 2015

I noticed that too but when I ran sfc /scannow as admin it shows that it cannot be repaired.
CBS.log shows that iassdo.dll.mui is problem, but at the end it shows that all files are repaired.
I'm confused right now

Layback Bear · 26 Mar 2015

That is why I requested this to see if we can see what is causing the confusion.

Windows Genuine and Activation Issue Posting Instructions