Welcome to Seven Forums JASONBROOKS. mf.dll is a Windows Media Player File. Navigate to C:\windows\system32 and see if there is indeed a mf.dll located there. If there is, we will just register the dll. If there isn't, copy the dll file from my machine in the attached zip to C:\windows\system32 then we can regiister the dll
There is also a mf.dll in SysWOW64 folder on a x64 version of Windows. It is the exact same file, so should we have any issues, check if there is one in C:\windows\SysWOW64 as well. I believe only the system 32 and/or registering the dll will suffice.
If you have the mf.dll file in system32 already, just do the following (if not, D/L the attached, extract the dll, and put it in system32 first):
Open an elevated command prompt
Start> Type cmd in search box> Right click on the cmd.exe in results above and choose Run as administrator
Register the dll file
In the command prompt type
regsvr32 mf.dll
And press enter> You should get a message something like DllRegisterServer in ***.dll succeeded
Reboot PC ( May not be necessary ) and see if the problem is fixed.
A Guy
