P5dll.dll Missing from Your Computer: 6 Ways to Fix it

Many of our readers have reported getting P5dll.dll missing from your computer error while launching a game or app on their PC.

P5dll.dll is a Dynamic Link Library, also known as Interface to P5Device, developed by VRYAD Development Group.

You may encounter the P5dll.dll missing error when the DLL file is corrupted or accidentally deleted, the system files are damaged, or the affected app is missing some installation files.

How can I fix the P5dll.dll missing error?

Before you proceed with the advanced steps, check out these quick fixes:

• Restart your PC to eliminate all technical glitches
• Install all the pending Windows updates
• Check the Recycle Bin to ensure the file is not accidentally deleted
• Run a full system scan using a reliable third-party antivirus tool

1. Add or replace the DLL file from another device

When you get P5dll.dll not found or missing error, you should first check whether the DLL file is corrupted or missing.

If you can’t find the file, copy it from a healthy computer( with the same Windows iteration and architecture) to a USB drive, then connect the flash drive to the affected PC and move the DLL file to the dedicated path on it.

However, if it is present but corrupted, you need to replace it. Once you have done this, restart your PC to let the changes take effect. If you are not sure about the correct storage path of the DLL, you can check the Event Viewer to access error logs on Windows.

Alternatively, we suggest you get a third-party DLL fixer tool to resolve the issue quickly. All you need to do is download & install the DLL fixer and run it.

2. Reregistering the DLL file

1. Press the Windows key, type cmd in the search box, and click Run as administrator from the list of options to launch Command Prompt with elevated rights.
2. Copy & paste the following command to re-register the P5dll.dll file, and press Enter: regsvr32 P5dll.dll
3. Click OK to confirm when prompted, then restart your computer to let the changes take effect.

Reregistering the DLL file can help you fix this issue, provided the file is on your computer.

3. Add DLL file to the whitelist of antivirus

1. Press the Windows key, type security in the search box, select Windows Security, and click Open.
2. Click Virus & threat protection.
3. Locate Virus & threat protection settings, then click Manage settings.
4. Scroll down and locate Exclusions, then click Add or remove exclusions.
5. Click Yes on the UAC prompt.
6. Click the Add an exclusion button, then select File from the drop-down.
7. An Open dialog box will appear. Navigate to the DLL file, select it, and then click Open.
8. Restart your computer to save the changes.

4. Reinstall the affected app

1. Press Windows + I to open Settings.
2. Go to Apps and select Installed apps.
3. Locate the affected app, click the three-dot icon, and choose Uninstall from the context menu.
4. Click Uninstall on the following pop-up box, and follow the on-screen instructions.
5. Go to the official website and install the app again.

5. Run SFC & DISM scans

1. Press the Windows key, type cmd in the search box, and select Run as administrator from the list of options to launch Command Prompt with elevated rights.
2. Type the following command to scan and repair the damaged or missing system files and press Enter: sfc /scannow
3. Wait for the scan to be executed, and if you still see the DLL missing error, copy & paste the following command to repair the Windows system image files via Windows Update, then hit Enter: Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
4. Let the command be executed successfully, then reboot your computer to save the changes.

6. Download the DLL file manually

NOTE

If none of the above steps worked for you and you are not comfortable with the DLL fixer tool, download the DLL file from a reliable third-party website, DLL-ME, which is verified and tested by WR experts.

1. Click the DLL-ME website link to open the p5dll.dll page. Click the Download button.
2. You will be taken to another page to select the version you want to download. Then click the Select button, and on the following page, click Start Download.
3. A zip file will be downloaded; double-click the folder to open and locate the DLL file, then copy it.
4. Go to this path after replacing C with your system drive letter if it is not C for you: C:\WINDOWS\System32
5. Paste the DLL file and restart your PC to save the changes

In conclusion, to fix the p5dll.dll missing or not found error, try manually replacing or adding the DLL file, reregistering the file, adding it to the whitelist of antivirus, downloading a third-party DLL fixer tool, restoring corrupted or missing system files via SFC and DISM utility tool, or downloading the DLL file manually.

Do you often encounter missing DLL file issues in Windows 10 and want to avoid them? Check out this guide to learn why and simple ways to fix it.

Before you go, don’t forget to read our detailed guide on steps to take if you encounter the Iggy_w64.dll not found on your computer error. We have also covered the rgss200j.dll missing issue in a separate guide.

If you have suggestions or questions about this DLL error, feel free to mention them in the comments section below. We will be happy to interact.