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Problem loading DLL

Asked by james567 in C# Programming Language

Tags: could, module, specified, dll, load

I have a C# program that loads another DLL:

    [DllImport("Test.dll", EntryPoint = "Start")]
    public unsafe static extern void TestStart();

Test.dll is written in C++ and contains an "empty" function that does nothing:

    extern "C" __declspec(dllexport) void Start();

The program runs fine on multiple Windows machines, including a Windows 2000 desktop. However, when I tried executing this program on this Windows 2000 laptop, it throws the following exception:

    Unable to load DLL 'Test.dll': The specified module
    could not be found. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007E)

Additional Information:

    - .NET Framework 1.1/2.0 are installed on the Windows 2000 laptop.
    - All executables are run from local hard disk.
    - The C# program is compiled with Visual Studio 2005.
    - Test.dll is compiled with Visual Studio 2003.

Anyone knows why this program wouldn't run on the laptop?

Thanks!
 
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