I get an error stating the program can't start because FileGDBAPI.dll is missing from my computer. How do I fix this?
I get an error stating the program can't start because FileGDBAPI.dll is missing from my computer. How do I fix this?
Hi bethh31640887,
As already asked by Sara, can you let us know the following information:
1. What application are you trying to launch? Acrobat or Reader and which version?
2. What is the OS that you are using?
3. Can you try launching the application after repairing the product once?
Thanks,
Shitiz
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