MSS32 DLL Errors On Vice City - Fix

MSS32.dll (Miles Sound System) is a file used by many advanced games to help your system run as smoothly as possible. It's responsible for helping your computer to read all the important settings and options it requires to help process surround sound, and advanced sound options.

Unfortunately, however, mss32.dll, is continually causing errors on your system. The good news is that if you want to resolve errors caused by MSS32, you should look to repair any of the potential problems that will be leading the file to be unreadable - which can be done by using the steps outlined on this page.

What Are MSS32 Errors?
The errors you're seeing on your computer are generally going to show in this format:

• MSS32 cannot be read
• MSS32 unreadable
• MSS32 Is Missing

The way to resolve these errors is to first understand what the mss32 errors are, and then repair the issues that are causing them. Most of the time, the error will be triggered by the way in the way that your computer will not be able to process the settings that it needs to run, leading it to run much slower and with problems. The way to fix this is to use a program or replacement mss32 file, that's going to fix the problems that your PC may have.

How To Fix MSS32.dll Errors
The first step to fix the mss32.dll error is to make sure that you don't have any problems with GTA Vice City. To do this, you first need to repair any of the possible errors that the program has, by re-installing the software.

This can be done by clicking onto Start > Control Panel > Add / Remove Program. From the list, you should then be able to repair the program by re-installing it.
After that, it's recommended you use a registry cleaner to scan through your computer and get rid of any of the possible problems that your system has inside.

Registry cleaners will be able to get your PC running smoothly again by getting rid of any of the potential problems that your system may have - as it will clean out any of the errors inside the registry database of your system.

By Greg Kahn