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This is a tutorial on how to get around a specific Windows 10 error. The error is a binkw32 dll problem, and the cause of this problem is typically poor internet connectivity. If you have this problem, follow these instructions to resolve it. Step 1: To begin, click the Windows Start button. This opens up the Windows search field. From here, type in binkw32 dll error and then tap or click on the first result that appears (this should be your 'C:\\Windows' directory). The windows properties window will now appear. As you look at this window, you will see an entry called 'System Type', underneath this there is a list of options. Select 'Properties'. Step 2: At the bottom of this new window, now select 'Advanced System Settings' from the select menu on the left-hand side of the screen. The system settings window will now appear. If your desktop is not maximized, do so now to get a better view of the next few steps. Step 3: After you have maximized your desktop, you will see a button at the bottom of your screen labelled 'Environment Variables'. At the top of this bar, look for and select 'Edit'. This should take you to a new window where you can edit environment variables.Step 4: Now type %windir% in the 'variables' field and press 'Enter'. You should then see lots of registry keys appear that begin with %windir%. Make sure to find and select 'System'. Scroll all the way down until you find "binkw32 delete these reg keys". Delete these keys by right-clicking each of them and then clicking 'Delete'. Step 5: Now the problematic registry keys have been deleted there is just one more thing to do. Type in %temp% in the same location you typed %windir% in before. You will now be able to see every temp folder that you currently have on your computer. Delete all of these folders by right-clicking each one and selecting 'Delete'. Step 6: Finally, restart your computer. Start playing PC games once again without worrying about crashes or errors. Microsoft Windows 10 gets many strange errors. One of the most common is the binkw32 dll error. The cause of this problem is most often Internet connectivity. Always restart your computer after playing any game or application, especially online games or applications, to ensure all open programs are closed properly so they do not cause the problem. If you are using Windows 10 with a wireless router, check your router's user manual for how to disable the DNS function on port 53 (Default UDP Port for most routers), then re-enable it. If you are using a wired connection, unplug the Ethernet cable from the wall socket before gaming, and leave it unplugged until you finish all gaming sessions. cfa1e77820