The program cannot start because XINPUT1_3.dll is missing from your computer.

The program cannot start because XINPUT1_3.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem. This type of XINPUT1_3.dll error usually appears due to different circumstances.

What is XINPUT1_3.dll?

A number of programs and applications work with this library, the abbreviated DLL ending, its acronym in English “Dynamic Link Library”, belonging to the Dynamic Link Library provided by Microsoft for its operating systems.

The function of this library is broad, which makes the applications in their execution depend on a percentage of its variety of instructions of which it is composed.

Possible problem messages.

The file is not installed on the computer, it may be a cause. When running an application that requires this library and it is not found, the error message may appear.

File is corrupted would be another circumstance, reinstalling it would be the best option to avoid this type of failure, since the installation package will replace the corrupted file with a new one.

Another way for the error to appear, The file has been deleted or is not located in the correct path.

Below we will show you the possible solutions that may occur with this problem.

Solution # 1: Install or reinstall the DirectX plug-in.

Download the DirectX Web Installer file from the official Microsoft page at the following link.

Second option you can download the compressed DirectX file from Google Drive at the following link with an estimated weight of (110-111MB).

When the download is complete, look for the file in the folder that was downloaded and run it with administrator privileges.

Solution # 2: Repair the Operating System.

Perform a repair of the operating system, currently there are multiple tools that help solve many problems. Windows has an error checking feature that allows the user to identify the fault.

You can use the SFC /SCANNOW command.

Solution #3: Try reinstalling the program that is giving the error.

By removing the program or game that is giving this error from your computer, it may be the case that the files located in the installation folder are not in good condition.

When the entire uninstallation of the application is complete, verify that the folder where the program or game was located is completely deleted, then try to restart the computer and when everything starts up, reinstall the program that is giving you the error.