In the realm of the operating systems; the Kernel is like the heart and brain of your system (nucleus), performing important tasks such as memory administration, input and output operations, and managing interrupts. In the different versions of Windows Systems (i.e. Windows 98, Windows ME, and Windows XP, the operations of the kernel are administered by the “Kernel32.dll”, being a “DLL” file. The Kernel32.dll loaded in the memory of your computer, to avoid other program takes the same space in memory.

How to troubleshoot this problem:

There are multiple scenarios where “Kernel32” problems could happen.  Let’s see the important causes of these errors:

• Corrupt files in the registry such as SF, PSL and FAT.
• No sufficient space in your disc(s).
• Damaged “Kernel32”.
• Problems with the HD driver, and a warm CPU.
• Hardware working improperly.
• System with problem in the BIOS Settings.
• Improper installation of programs in your PC.
• Corrupt or missing Temporary folder.
• Missing or damaged Control Panel’s .cpp file
• DLL that can’t be found in your system or is corrupt.

IPF:

This error occurs when one program is trying to obtain permission to the restricted space in the memory. Whether two or more applications provoke the problem, a defective device could be the main reason. The procedure to fix a problem with a “dll” from diverse devices consists in redo the file of pass-words. Then, copy each pass-word located in the PC. The following step is locating the file “.pwl” in “C:/Windows”. Then restart your computer for complete the process.

Errors in the Modules of the Memory:

It is a common cause of problem in your system.  If you are facing this situation could edit the “msconfig.exe” typing the proper code and restarting your computer for complete the process.

Driver out of date:

To prevent future problems with the “kernel” in your computer you must actualize the controllers of your system at least every three month.  Even though, some of them make this process automatically.

Problems caused by some kind of Malicious Software:

Sometimes, malware produces errors. The best technique for fixing that kind of errors is performing scans in your computer everyday. Also try to update at least weekly your antivirus. The “Kernerl32.dll” file is vital for correct running of your PC. Whether these errors occur frequently can produce serious damages to your system.

To prevent this situation, it is good to determine if the devices and hardware of your system are working properly. Antivirus and deep scans in the registry can help you to avoid “dll errors”.

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