I was using Rhino 4. Left the computer for a bit to get some blueprints. When I returned. Rhino 4 was no longer running. Upon trying to start Rhino 4 again I discovered the Rhino.exe file and other files were GONE from my computer. I inserted the Rhino disk and choose the option of installing missing files. Now hen I try to start Rhino I get a pop up saying “The procedure entry point ?StayOnBoundary@@YA_NABVON_MeshTopology@@ABVON_MESH_POINT@@1@Z could not be located in the dynamic link library tl.dll”
I then removed Rhino completely from my system and reinstalled it. I still get the same pop up.
1.) Uninstall Rhino 4.
2.) Make sure the Rhino 4 folder is either gone or empty (C:\Program Files\Rhinoceros 4.0).
3.) Reinstall Rhino from your CD
4.) If your CD is not Rhino 4.0 SR9, download and install SR9 from here:
5.) Run Rhino.
6.) If Rhino crashes, run Rhino in Safe Mode (Start -> Programs -> Rhino 4.0). When Rhino is up and running, run Tools -> Options -> Plug-ins and disable all plug-ins that did not ship with Rhino. Then Restart Rhino normally and begin to tur on 3rd party plug-ins one-by-one.
This sounds like you have an entry in your startup scripts… As a matter of fact it sounds like one of my scripts (MultiBoundaryTrimCurves)… Check in Options>Rhinoscript to see if there is an entry in the box there. If so, if you remove it, it will not load at startup…