kcams.dll

[Clementine]

Greetings,

 

My Norton WinDoctor program is reporting that:

 

C:\ Program Files \ Roxio \ Media Experience \ CmDVDreg.exe cannot find a necessary file, "kcams.dll."

 

I have previously registered Roxio Creater 9. I found the CmDVDreg.exe file and double-clicked on it. It reports that it cannot find the file kcams.dll.

 

I have recently installed Roxio Creator 9, so I have not yet visited all of its programs and features, but in general the program seems to work well. I have gone into the My Media and Media Experience areas and they appear to work.

 

Do I need kcams.dll, or should I tell the Norton WinDoctor to ignore this problem?

 

Thanks!

[dticky]

Thanks for your input, I had th same problem and after weeks of trying to fix it your solution did it!

Or you can add it your self

 

File Name: kcams.dll

 

File Description: ProductRegistration MFC Application

 

File Version: 4.5.00.0128

 

Internal Name: ProductRegistration

 

Copyright: Copyright © 2002 Sonic Solutions

 

Trademarks:

 

Product Name: ProductRegistration Application

 

Product Version: 4, 5, 0, 00

 

Original FileName: ProductRegistration.EXE

 

Location on PC: c:\windows\system32

 

Download: http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/download...nload0UIhWGXFmR

 

I havent tryed this so dont know if it works

 

Thanks very much! You and Niel's help is greatly appreciated. I had tried everything to fix the same problem. But, thanks to you guys, my system is error free!

Your link gave a 404 error Neil

 

Try this one instead

 

http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/index-k.shtml

 

Once installed in C:\Windows\System32 you can run DMX.exe (the other file is just the registration)

[grandpabruce]

Greetings,

 

My Norton WinDoctor program is reporting that:

 

C:\ Program Files \ Roxio \ Media Experience \ CmDVDreg.exe cannot find a necessary file, "kcams.dll."

 

I have previously registered Roxio Creater 9. I found the CmDVDreg.exe file and double-clicked on it. It reports that it cannot find the file kcams.dll.

 

I have recently installed Roxio Creator 9, so I have not yet visited all of its programs and features, but in general the program seems to work well. I have gone into the My Media and Media Experience areas and they appear to work.

 

Do I need kcams.dll, or should I tell the Norton WinDoctor to ignore this problem?

 

Thanks!

 

Tell it to delete the invalid registry entry. That should be one of the choices, if you clicked on the Allow me to.....

[The Highlander]

Or you can add it your self

 

File Name: kcams.dll

 

File Description: ProductRegistration MFC Application

 

File Version: 4.5.00.0128

 

Internal Name: ProductRegistration

 

Copyright: Copyright © 2002 Sonic Solutions

 

Trademarks:

 

Product Name: ProductRegistration Application

 

Product Version: 4, 5, 0, 00

 

Original FileName: ProductRegistration.EXE

 

Location on PC: c:\windows\system32

 

Download: http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/download...nload0UIhWGXFmR

 

I havent tryed this so dont know if it works

[John at Roxio]

Just out of curiosity, is there actually a problem in EMC 9, or is Norton just saying there is a problem, even if you have no symptom?

[gi7omy]

Just out of curiosity, is there actually a problem in EMC 9, or is Norton just saying there is a problem, even if you have no symptom?

 

 

The dll file was missing in my setup John (and I don't have Norton installed)

 

I found out when I actually went to run the program mentioned that the dll was missing

[gi7omy]

Your link gave a 404 error Neil

 

Try this one instead

 

http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/index-k.shtml

 

Once installed in C:\Windows\System32 you can run DMX.exe (the other file is just the registration)

[Clementine]

Greetings,

 

A big thank you for all the replies.

 

I could not delete or attempt to repair the problem using the Norton WinDoctor, as the manual repair solution was "No Solution"; nothing else was listed.

 

I downloaded the kcams.dll file and installed it at the described location. WinDoctor is happy as it does not now list the missing file. I tried double-clicking on the CmDVDreg.exe file and now nothing happens. It does not complain about the missing .dll file.

 

The file dmx.exe boots up the Digital Media Experience part of Roxio Creator 9, which is also accessible through the Roxio Creator 9 Home/My Media windows.

 

Happy New Year!

[grandpabruce]

Just out of curiosity, is there actually a problem in EMC 9, or is Norton just saying there is a problem, even if you have no symptom?

 

The problem is with Roxio. I got the same thing after I tried to fix my EMC 9 installation. Thank heavens for Ghost.

[The Highlander]

Happy New Year!

 

and to you to....

[gi7omy]

Clementine - I think the original file you mention is actuially the registration one - when you ran up DMX.exe it should have fired up a screen saying that you were registering the software and then DMX proper opened.

 

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