Symptom and Causes of Corrupted xgifactory2 Dll

Windows 10 system files can become corrupted because of malware or viruses, and this can lead to the xgifactory2.dll error message, which prevents you from installing or running a program.

• Corrupted XGiFactory2.dll errors usually occur when a corrupted or invalid .dll file is replaced.
• The XGiFactory2.dll file is located in C:\Program Files (x86)\Intel\WiFi\bin\ folder and interacts with WiFi drivers.

Corrupted DLL file

1. The xgifactory2 dll error can also occur because the .dll file itself has become corrupted.
   
2. Malware and Virus infections
   Malware infections are known to corrupt files, including the xgifactory2.dll file.
3. Incorrect DLL installation
   Sometimes, the DLL file can get corrupted due to incorrect installation.
4. Corrupted Registry
   The registry can also become corrupted, causing the xgifactory2.dll file to become corrupt.

The xgifactory2.dll file is outdated

1. The xgifactory2.dll file is missing
   
2. The xgifactory2.dll file is damaged
3. The xgifactory2.dll file is infected with a virus
   The xgifactory2.dll file is missing from a system service pack update

Run a System File Checker scan

1. Press the Windows key + S hotkey.
2. Enter cmd in the search box.
   
3. Click Run as administrator under Command prompt.
4. Input the sfc /scannow command in Command prompt.
5. Enter y for yes and R for retry.

Remove third-party antivirus

1. Run the Windows System File Checker
   Windows Defender Antivirus
2. Disable Windows Defender Antivirus
   
3. Run the SFC in Safe Mode
4. Restore the System to an earlier date
5. Run the SFC in Safe Mode

Run the SFC scan

1. Press the Windows key + S hotkey.
2. Enter †̃command prompt’ in the search box.
3. Right-click Command prompt on the results to open the context menu.
4. Select the Run as administrator option.
   
5. Enter †̃sfc/scannow’ in Command prompt.
6. Press the Return key.
   
7. SFC will replace the corrupted DLL if it finds one.

Update the Windows components

1. Open the Run dialog by pressing the Windows key + R key.
2. Type in appwiz.cpl in the Run box.
   
3. Click in the OK button.
4. Select the Windows components you want updated.
5. Click in the OK button.
6. Restart the Windows device.