Welcome to BleepingComputer, a free community where people like yourself come together to discuss and learn how to use their computers. Using the site is easy and fun. As a guest, you can browse and view the various discussions in the forums, but can not create a new topic or reply to an existing one unless you are logged in. Other benefits of registering an account are subscribing to topics and forums, creating a blog, and having no ads shown anywhere on the site. Or read our to learn how to use this site. Here's the picture: For some reason or another, a load of malware got installed on my 64-bit Windows 10 computer, including the netutils virus, which is a rather annoying adware program that turns random words on a non-https webpage into popup advertisements, some of which can be malicious. So I used HijackThis and AdwCleaner to remove the majority of the virus, but there were still some pesky netutils.dll files left.

I decided to delete them because I read that netutils was some sort of malware by Panda AdminSecure. I deleted the files by going into Safe Mode, since they would consistently open up in some unidentified program, but I think that I might have deleted too many: Some of them were in the System32 folder. The good news: After a long, several hour battle with malware, there aren't anymore netutils ads as far as I can tell, and my computer is booting and running faster than it has in a while. The bad news: I couldn't open Google Chrome anymore, I could not open Webroot Secure Anywhere, and I couldn't even properly open Outlook 2016, although all other Microsoft Office products are working. When I try to open Outlook, a popup window says 'NETAPI32.dll is incompatible with Microsoft Outlook.

Install Outlook again.' The thing is, it does open, and I can receive emails. I am not sure, however, about sending them, since I have not had the opportunity to do so yet. I have also tried repairing Outlook from the Control Panel, but nothing changed. If there is some sort of fix that does not require a download (I am quite aware of the possibility for malware there), please let me know! Also, if anyone knows of a fix for Webroot and Chrome, that would be great!

Notice: Windows Error OUTLMIME.DLL happens when your operating system becomes misconfigured, important system files go missing or get damaged.

Here is a picture of the netapi.dll files that I have: 121.91KB 0 downloads Here are the properties for the netapi.dll file in system32: 149.13KB 0 downloads 134.27KB 0 downloads Here are the properties for the netapi.dll file in WinSxS/amd64: 156.93KB 0 downloads 140.11KB 0 downloads Here are the properties for the netapi.dll file in WinSxS/wow64: 150.71KB 0 downloads 134.32KB 0 downloads Finally, here are the properties for the netapi.dll file in SysWOW64: 148.66KB 0 downloads 132.22KB 0 downloads Edited by NickAu, 16 January 2017 - 09:31 PM. Moved to AII from Windows 10 •.

As per recent web statistics, majority of Outlook users encounter dll related issues. These issues are encountered upon updating Windows OS version or if any damage occurs in MS Outlook profile. Misconception: Safe Mode is an adequate solution to fix such types of errors which is not. Root Cause of Error: MS Outlook is dependent on DLL files like OLMAPI32.dll and WWLIB.dll.

In case, there is any problem with these DLL, it may stop your Outlook 2016 or Outlook 2013 working. It is also responsible for mailbox crash. Solution to resolve these errors: It is important to fix all the issues related to DLL files as soon possible for proper functioning of Outlook. In case, you have updated your Windows operating system, then you must upgrade to newer version of DLL as well.

Execute the following steps: • Initiate repair process for MS Office • It will automatically install the updated version of MS Outlook 2016 or 2013 Now, you would be able to start your work with MS Outlook again. Note: In case, the problem arises due to damage in MS Outlook profile, then you can fix these DLL errors with Stellar Repair for Outlook. Amilo pro v2055 service manual.