flash player bad image error

[Guest]

Hello

please help me with this error, i try with  sfc /scannow


but is not working!!!  any sugestion?! please!!

Thank you

[pwillener]

Do you have a Nvidia graphics card?  If so, install the latest driver for your device; see http://forums.adobe.com/thread/945765

[Guest]

thank you for suggestion, i reinstal the driver but i get same error!!!  so is not working...

[Guest]

c'mon...must be someone who's know!!! this error is piss me off!!

[pwillener]

What is the version of your Nvidia driver?

What is the nvspcap.dll file version?

[Guest]

What is the version of your Nvidia driver?

Answer: GT 630

What is the nvspcap.dll file version?

ANswer: i don-t know, how do i know that?!

[pwillener]

1. I need the driver version & date
2. right-click, Properties, Version

[Guest]

driver version & date:

version: 9.18.13.623

Date: 8/30/2012

[pwillener]

The latest driver for your device was released on 2013.07.01.

[Guest]

and in this case what can i do?!

[pwillener]

Download and install the newest driver.

[Xrazer]

Hello,

I am using Asus Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 DDR5 2 GB graphic card, and this problem with "nvspcap.dll" started when i updated my driver to the last version before few days. So the version is "320.49" .

This error pops out when i try to run anything flash , or try to play a game or try to run some software which is connected with this file.

So i am searching last 10 days for some fix but still didnt found anything. I saw many people having the same problem, so it would be good if some1 could directly contact Nvidia and talk with them for fix. This is an serious problem. So this error dont let me do anything ...

Please help us, thank you.

[pwillener]

Unfortunately I do not have any Nvidia graphics cards on any of my systems, so I cannot do any investigation myself.

Can you check that nvspcap.dll file and tell me the file version and date?

If it does not correspond with your installed driver version, I would try the following:

• rename the file to something 'nvspcap.dll.old'
• then reinstall the latest Nvidia driver

You could also try to get help at https://forums.geforce.com/default/board/27/support/

If you find a solution we would appreciate if you post it back here.

[Xrazer]

Aham,

Well i cannot check the version and date of this file becouse this file does not exist on my pc, thats the problem and i have this error.

I started the topic on geforce forums already before few days : https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/550184/geforce-experience/nvspcap-dll/

And yesterday i chat with one engineer  from Nvidia support and we tried to fix it, we worked on it around 2 hours and nothing. So he sent request to higher proffesional skilled team of driver creators.

So they will email me when they find solution to fix it.

And ofc i`ll post it here too

[pwillener]

Xrazer wrote:

this file does not exist on my pc

That is rather strange; I cannot understand how you can get a "bad image" error from a file that does not exist.  Is it perhaps hidden?

[Xrazer]

Yeah, thats the thing that i dont understand too, it gives me the error c:/windows/system32/nvspcap.dll , and when i search inside system32 folder there is no any file called " nvspcap.dll " I used option to show hidden files and folders , and again searched but no results.

I dont have any idea ...

[pwillener]

If you browse C:\Windows\system32 using Windows Explorer, can you see it there?

Alternatively, if you open a Command Prompt, then CD C:\Windows\system32 and DIR nv* - does it show?

[Xrazer]

I browsed with Windows Explorer C:\Windows\system32 and again didnt found this damn file . . .

I see only two files which starts with "nvs"

They are :

nvshext.dll

nvsvc64.dll

Hmmm

What do you think what could i do next?

[pwillener]

I'm left without any ideas; a file that issues a "bad image" error, but doesn't exist...  Must be a ghost.

Right now your only hope is what the Nvidia engineers come up with, sorry.

[Guest]

something new!  the error still occur