0xc0e90002 is a "bad image" error which I interpret as usually meaning a bent file.
I would try reinstalling the DLL by renaming the bad one, copying the "new" one and deleting the old one. If that makes no difference, I'd run DISM, sfc etc.
Nicky
On 6/22/2026 13:08, Tom Hart wrote:
Never seen this before, this error is on the server, but all remote computers run fine using the same program. This has not been a problem until today--
Tom Hart
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