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"Bad Image" error message when opening Melco OS, Bravo OS or DesignShop

If you receive a "Bad Image" error message appearing when trying to run Melco OS, Bravo OS, or DesignShop software on computers using McAfee Anti-Virus (Anti-Malware) software.  We suspect that either a recent update of the McAfee software or a Windows 11 Update is the source of this failure.

POSSIBLE RESOLUTION: In multiple cases, the resolution is to Uninstall the Melco software within Windows' Control Panel - Programs and Features.  After the Uninstall is complete, download an re-install the latest Melco.

Disabling McAfee software has not provided a resolution.

 

Here are some of the various errors being encountered:

GearExt.dll

 

W32N55.dll

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CndFuncExtDll.dll in DesignShop v10

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DNS2AMAYA.dll

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CndFuncExt.dll in Melco OS v11

 

Another possible resolution is to disable the Windows' User Account Control (UAC) notification...formerly known as Limited User Account - (LUA):

The instructions below detail a change within the Windows Registry.  This change should only be made by someone who is experienced with making Registry modifications.

  1. In the Windows Registry (REGEDIT),
  2. Navigate to the following key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System
  3. Change the EnableLUA value from 1 to 0
  4. You must then restart Windows (as prompted).
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After restarting Windows, the Melco program should run properly.

Another possible resolution:

  • Turnioff Smart App Control located in Windows Security > App & Browser Control > turn Smart App Control OFF

 

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