Wnaspi32.dll Epsxe Error -- Repairing Errors Related to this Dll!

In this post I’d like to talk about Wnaspi32.dll epsxe error as well as other errors that erupt, which are all related to this specific dll file. As you’ll soon see, it doesn’t really matters which program pops up error messages about this dll. In a moment I’ll provide you with a repair tool that’ll enable you to fix it.

Symptoms
The dll file that we’re dealing with weights around 50K.
It is used by several programs, and one of the most common programs with which many users are having problems together with this dll file is ePSXe – a popular emulator that enables you to run and play PSX games, PS2 and Xbox games.

When trying to use this emulator or while using it, it might crop up on screen the following error message:

ePSXe.exe - Unable to locate component:
This application has failed to start because WNASPI32.dll was not found. Reinstalling this application may fix this problem

But as mentioned earlier, error messages associated with this dll module might pop up when other applications are trying to access/use it.

What causes this Wnaspi32.dll epsxe error?
The most common cause to this error is malware infection.
I mean a malware that might have been caught by your anti-virus (or not…!), but had already damaged one other critical component in your Windows – the registry system.

Since the registry keeps the settings, configurations, and other information about your various installed programs and their dll files, when a malware attacks, in many cases it corrupts parts of or your entire registry system.

Detecting problematic dll related file paths

When that happens it deletes/corrupts paths to dll files, and that means that programs that are using this dll file simply CAN’T access that dll, and at that point Windows spits-out error messages.

Fixing this error
The most effective way to repair this Wnaspi32.dll epsxe error is via using a reliable Windows errors repair tool which is capable of detecting and repairing both the malware itself, as well as the damages it has left on your Windows registry system.