Scroll down to locate the packages (from version 2012 through 2015–2022).
If the dlllist.txt file was accidentally deleted and you aren't using a launcher like Steam: Uninstall the game.
Alternatively, you can find the installers in your game's directory, typically under _CommonRedist\vcredist . 2. Run System Repairs (SFC and DISM) failed to open dlllisttxt for reading error code 2 link
If you are certain the file is there, but the Switch still can't see it, your file system might be corrupted.
Add the entire installation folder of the game to your antivirus list to prevent future deployment blocks. 4. Run System File Checker (SFC) and DISM Scroll down to locate the packages (from version
Rebuild the project from scratch. This often forces the toolchain to regenerate missing configuration files like dlllist.txt . 3. Check Pre-Build Events and Scripts
Aggressive security software may quarantine or delete dlllist.txt or associated .dll files, thinking they are malicious hooks. typically under _CommonRedist\vcredist .
If you've encountered the frustrating popup you aren't alone. This error typically appears when launching certain games or applications (like Titanfall 2 , Dying Light , or Bloxstrap ) and indicates that the software is looking for a specific configuration file— dlllist.txt —and simply cannot find it.
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.exe\PersistentHandler] @="xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"
This error frequently occurs when launching heavy video games (such as Dying Light , Forza Horizon , or It Takes Two ) or custom application launchers like Bloxstrap. Below is a comprehensive guide to understanding what causes this error and how to fix it step-by-step. Root Causes of the Error
Click on to see if dlllist.txt or an allied file was blocked. Select Allow on device or Restore if found.