Did it show up in your downloads or did you go out to Microsoft and download it?

This might help (link).

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It showed up as a regular update. I delayed the update for a couple of weeks because Windows updates always end up making things worse, and sure enough it broke PowerDVD.

The .dll in the error message is several years old, so there should be no reason that PowerDVD would work before the update and not now if it's using the same .dll.

Nobody else is having this problem? I've been in contact with Cyberlink support and they just said to uninstall/reinstall which did nothing.

Can anyone help?

Download the free trial of Revo Uninstaller Pro andf use it to uninstall the Cyberlink programs and then reinstall. Use ONLY THE MODERATE MODE. Accept to remove everything it finds in the MODERATE Mode.

Beboot, reinstall and reboot. Does it work now?

Poist the dxdiag.exe evaluation of your computer. The text file and not tyhe line by line.

What are you using the two programs for? I'm assuming that they worked properly before?

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That made it worse. Now PowerDVD won't even install and I can't download the installer anymore.

"The extraction of the Data6.7z installation file was unsuccessful. The installation will now abort"

I use PowerDVD to play Blu Ray discs and Power2Go for creating data discs, ripping CDs, etc. Yes, they both worked perfectly fine before.

Your dxdiag.exe files are puzzling. If you look toward the end of the files, there is a section for error reporting. One indicates that you have had some blue screens. Is that true and why didn't you mention them? There are also errors for nVida and for Corsair programs. Neither of which are essential to Windows 10.

Did you have any issues when you tried to instyall Windows 10 updates? You might want to uninstall the updates and see if the cyberlink programs work then. It would then be up to you to install the updates ot not.

The Winodws updates didn;t seem to effect my computer and Cyberlink's software -- I don;t you don;t want to hear that. Sorry.

You should contact Cyberlink's Tech support. I'm not sure if you will get more detailed help here. .
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There was a blue screen for an unrelated error, and all nVidia and Corsair software is working fine both before and after the Creators Update.

All other Windows updates are current.

PowerDVD and Power2Go are the only items that don't work after the update, and both worked fine before. After uninstalling PowerDVD with Revo Unistaller with moderate settings I can no longer install PowerDVD.

Tech support has been no help.

Did you try uninstalling the Windows 10 update and then trying the install of the Cyberlink programs?

How was Cyberlink Tech support not helpful? What did they suggest? What happened? .
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Haven't uninstalled the Windows update. Don't think that would work anyway though since it would just break PowerDVD again the next time I updated.

Tech support just said to uninstall/reinstall.

Quote Haven't uninstalled the Windows update. Don't think that would work anyway though since it would just break PowerDVD again the next time I updated.

Tech support just said to uninstall/reinstall.

But what if your update didn't install properly and that is what screwed up those programs. Do you have other video editing or burning programs that still work?

One last question - are you using a registry cleaner? Bad idea if so. That could delete needed .dll that are needed. .
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Quote Neither program runs after installing Creators Update. Both worked fine before. Reinstalled and they still don't run.

Error message:

C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\MSVCR110.dll is either not designed to run on Windows or it contains an error. Error status 0xc000012f.

I also had some problems with the installation, but it turned out to be due to Windows updates in the Microsoft C++ Redistributable files with the update and dll files. A reinstall of the original or latest update solved it EXCEPT where the error was a side by side Kanten.X file error. The error was:

"Activation context generation failed for "C:\Program Files
(x86)\CyberLink\PowerDVD16\PowerDVD.exe.Manifest". Dependent Assembly
Kanten.X,type="win32",version="1.0.0.0" could not be found."

When you have a problem, go to Cortana and type "Event Viewer" to get the datail of a problem such as the above. Open Even Viewer, Select Custom Views>Administrative Events, then look for Error under the First column (Level) at the apprximate time the problem occured.

In either case I solved it and explained how at http://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/0/62579.page#285098
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