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It's a common fact that every computer has a dynamic library, one of the fundamental building blocks for all software. And it's usually impossible to run software without said building blocks. But what happens when the dynamic library rld.dll, which is responsible for many important functions, fails to initialize? It's not uncommon for errors about this to surface after updates or changes in system settings. Despite its importance for software and operating systems, the rld.dll dynamic library is not part of Windows. It's a separate product from Windows and can be found in other products such as Microsoft Office and Internet Explorer. The rld.dll Dynamic Link Library is part of the .NET Framework (the core technology used in most Windows applications) and typically runs only when an application is actively running (called "loaded"). Typically, these types of errors appear when someone tries to run a Microsoft Office 2010 demo or launch a new Internet Explorer 8 program. But this happens when: As part of the process of preparing traditional applications for the . NET Framework, common routines and functions from their respective APIs were evaluated and allocated to corresponding namespaces available in the rld.dll Dynamic Link Library. If you're not familiar with the term "function," think of a function as a building block for an application that can be used by several programs, instead of having individual developers create the same function from scratch. Naturally, these types of errors can be a bit disturbing or disappointing, especially if you've purchased or downloaded a new computer program with high hopes only to find out that it doesn't work properly. Unfortunately, many of these errors have little to do with Flash Player 10 being incompatible with the Internet Explorer 8 program your trying to use. The most likely cause is a conflict with the rld.dll Dynamic Link Library, which may mean the .NET Framework is not installed, out of date or missing. So if you encounter errors such as: Make sure that your .NET Framework is up to date by downloading the latest version on Microsoft's website. If Flash Player 10 is unable to initialize after you've updated the .NET Framework, then your computer may have some kind of conflict that only Microsoft can resolve.Initialize function in rld.dll failedrld. dll Initialize Function Not WorkingHow to fix a failed rld.dll initialize function error in Microsoft Word 2010How to Fix a Failed rld.dll Initialize Function Error in Microsoft Excel 2010There are many reasons why .NET Framework would fail to initialize, like previously mentioned conflicts with the rld.dll dynamic library. But here are some additional ones: Microsoft's products used the .NET Framework until they introduced their own programming languages (Visual Basic, C#). Many of these products used the .NET Framework for internal functions that weren't released to end users (e.g., Microsoft Office demo programs). cfa1e77820
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