DLL files are an important aspect of the Windows operating system. If you've checked your Windows disk, it's full of several DLL files. If any of them are damaged or missing, you may get a system error. System.xml.dll is also one of those DLL files that gives you an error if it gets corrupted, goes missing or doesn't install properly. If you are getting system.xml.ni.dll error on your computer, we have some solutions for you below.
Solution 1: Re-register the system.ni.dll file
The DLL files are registered in the Microsoft Register server tool, your DLL may not be registered correctly in the system database and thus the error is occurring on your computer. To fix this, you'll just need to re-register the system.ni.dll file and you'll be fine.
STEP 1: Open career box premendo windows + R, generate cmd, and press Ctrl + Shift + Enter to run as an administrator.
STEP 2: Click Yup at the user access control prompt.
STEP 3: Type the following command in the command prompt window, it will re-register the system.ni.dll file.
regsvr32 / i System.Xml.ni.dll
Close the Command Prompt window and check if the error is resolved. Write in the comment box if you run into any difficulties.
Solution 2: Run the System File Checker tool
A system file checker is a useful tool that scans your computer and fixes important system files that have been damaged or missing. Follow the steps below to run the System File Checker on your computer.
STEP 1: Press windows search buttons I send Presto, right-click the search result and select Run as administrator.
STEP 2: Select Yup at the User Account Control prompt.
STEP 3: In the Command Prompt window, type the following command and hit Enter:
DISM.exe / Online / Cleanup-image / RestoreHealth
The deployment image tool for your computer will start.
STEP 4: Now write SFC / scannow to start scanning the System File Checker.
The scan will take between fifteen and thirty minutes. Close the Command Prompt window when the scan is complete, then restart your computer.
Solution 3 - Cerca malware
Malware is famous for targeting system files to lock down your computer. Some malware deletes the system.xml.ni.dll file and this gives you the error. To resolve the error, you need to remove the malware from your computer. Windows Defender is a great built-in tool that can help remove malware, there are also third-party malware like Malwarebytes, which is also great. First, scan your system with Windows Defender, and if that doesn't remove the malware, use Malwarebytes. Click Here to download the Malwarebytes tool.
Solution 4: Run the NET Framework Repair Tool
Since system.xml.ni.dll is a NET framework DLL, the error may come from the error in the NET framework. Windows has a dedicated tool to repair the NET framework. You can download the tool from the Windows website by clicking Download Here. After downloading the tool, run it and it will fix the NET Framework problem automatically.
