Skype MFC42.dd Malfunctioning When Using Webcam

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Hello,

I used a Logitech Web cam 9000 Pro. When I use a webcam in Skype I get this error:

C:\Windows\system32\MFC42.dll is possibly not developed to operate on screen or consists of fault. attempt uninstalled the system once more applying unique program or communicating with Sysadmin or program source.

I clicked several times just to closed this fault communication and then the camera workings well. I need to re-install the Logitech and Skype program with no profit.  Same problems take place with a Microsoft camera. The difficulty looks like everywhere in the system. The web cam workings fine which no issue to another system.

Anyone has an idea?

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Skype MFC42.dd Malfunctioning When Using Webcam

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Dear User,

You can try solving your problem following these steps,

1. Fully Uninstall Skype and webcam from your system

2. Then download the latest version of Skype and the latest version of your webcam drivers.

3. Then install your camera properly and Skype too

 

With your new drivers and latest Skype update you should be able to fix this.

 

Thank you

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Skype MFC42.dd Malfunctioning When Using Webcam

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If you're using an old version of Skype, try to uninstall it: It will work on Skype Beta version:

Go to: start-control panel-add or remove programs, look for the Skype program and uninstall it. Then try to download Skype beta version on Skype website or on the trusted website.

That is it and happy chatting!

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