RUNDL元2 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /ge /c"\\workstation64"ĭisplay all the available commands for PRINTUI.DLL - add/remove print drivers, print queues, preferences, properties etc: Rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /ga /n\\Server\PrintShareĭisplay the per-Machine printer connections: f "%windir%\inf\ntprint.inf" /r "lpt1:" /m "AGFA-AccuSet v52.3"Īdd a printer connection that's available to anyone who logs on: RUNDL元2 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /if /b "Test Printer" /c\\SERVER h "Intel" /v "Windows 2000" /f %windir%\inf\ntprint.inf RUNDL元2 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /ia /c\\server /m "AGFA-AccuSet v52.3" There are often more robust methods to achieve the same thing such as Start Run commands or Shell: folder shortcuts. This means there is a chance they may stop working (or start working in a different way) after some future Windows update. The internet has many lists of Rundll32 'cheat codes', that do mostly work, but many are calling an invalid or missing function signature. It can be used generally but requires the DLL being called to include a suitable function signature to match the operation you are calling. Rundll32 was originally designed only for internal use at Microsoft. If you pass the wrong type of DLL to Rundll32, it may fail to run without returning any error message. Rundll32.exe shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL Intl.cpl,1ĭLL options may be case sensitive, Rundll32 may also fail if there is any additional white space in between the dll_name, the comma, and the EntryPoint function. In some cases two or more commas are required, for example here we pass the value 1 as the second argument to Intl.cpl:
The dll_name and the EntryPoint function name can be separated by either a space ( ) or a comma (,)
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RUNDL元2.EXE dll_name, EntryPoint ĭll_name A full path to the DLL to ensure that the correct one is found.įor best results, use the short file name.ĮntryPoint The name of the entry point function.
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We should remember that "valve" is corporation and corporations are concerned by profit only, that's why "steam" support is so lousy.Rundll32 is available on all version of Windows from Windows 95 onwards, but only runs in 32 bit mode. I know this corporation for many years now (even before I started to use "steam") and my previous post shows my concluded opinion - You can even read my profile description to find more "valve" facts like the one they sell broken unplayable game titled "hl: source" or read peoples comments about issues with "steam" client updates. See this discussion if you are interested:Īnyway "valve" could make more just to inform about the problem after massive user reports about games not running and make some guide or entry at support section. Not to defend Steam, but the problem with gameux.dll is that it is another half-baked feature long since abandoned and left rotting by Microsoft. Through all those years "steam" was never stable - it's a permanent beta software.
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Originally posted by GrO:Thanks for the solution - messing with "gameux.dll" fixed the issue and for another time the community rescues valve and their lame software out of a deep and smelly dung. Now its sweet, it doesnt even come up in the processes anymore, just the game application does, as it should :) I had massive issue swith this trying to play just cause and Hitman and Heroes V offline.
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dll extension back as a file extension for later use, just leave it in the folder is fine. dll from the file, you dont need to delete the file, just incase you want to replace it and put the. It wont connect to the sysWOW64 gameux.dll file anymore, which i think it was trying to do or it was trying to do it instead of the system32 gameux.dll file, which is the one the 32bit applications were looking for.Īfter deleting the.
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exe file just to get the game to start, then alt-tab out and turn the Windows host process (Rundll32) (32bit) off and go back in game because it take 50% of your CPU.Īnd look for gameux.dll, now get permissions to change the dll extension and leave the file blank with no extension and just delete the dll from it. It was flat out annoying for offline gaming. Offline the games wouldnt launch, but online it launched without issue. It especially had issues with Eidos and a few Ubisoft games offline. I found it quite difficult to find an answer for this, but i found one it seems to work. Plus the game also was in the processes, and never launching When i was trying to play Offline using Windows 8 i kept getting this in the processes
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