How to fix package loading error in R 3.4.3.€¦ · 1. Locate Rlapack.dll for R 3.4.3. [ Go to the...

How to fix package loading error in R 3.4.3.

(The exact error message is shown in the next slide)

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Clicking OK couple times in the above error box , will show another error box as shown below.


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To Fix this issue follow the steps given in the coming slides

1. Locate Rlapack.dll for R 3.4.3. [ Go to the folder where you have installed R3.4.3 and use Windows search (from File Explorer) to locate the Rlapack.dll. Windows search results should show Rlapack.dll in two locations. The Rlapack.dll inside i386 folder is for the 32bit R while the one inside x64 folder is for the 64bit version of R. For BlueSky Statistics 64bit you must point to the 64bit dll path and for BlueSky Statistics 32bit you must point to the 32bit dll path]. If you have installed R3.4.3 with default options then you should find the Rlapack.dll in C:\Program Files\R\R-3.4.3\bin\x64 (see image on page 3). Copy this path if you are using 64bit version of BlueSky Statitics. NOTE: If you are using BlueSky Statistics 32bit, the default path for Rlapack.dll will be similar to C:\Program Files\R\R-3.4.3\bin\i386 (see image on page 4). Copy this path if you are using 32bit version of BlueSky Statitics.


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Default location of Rlapack.dll for R 64 bit


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Default location of Rlapack.dll for R 32 bit

2. Set Rlapack.dll path in Windows PATH environment variable. - On Windows 8.1: a) right click Start button -> select ‘System’ from the menu.


b) In the ‘System’ Window click ‘Advanced system settings’ to open the ‘System Properties’ window (shown on the next page).


c) In the ‘System Properties’ window click ‘Environment Variables’ button to open the ‘Environment Variables’ window (see next page).


d) In the ‘Environment Variables’ window locate PATH variable click EDIT button. ‘Edit System Variable’ window will be shown (see next page).


e) In the ‘Edit System Variable’ window, go to the end of the text field next to the ‘Variable value’, and type semicolon and then paste the DLL path you copied earlier in page 2 above.


f) Finally, to save your settings, click OK button on each of the window, as shown in the screenshot.

-On Windows 10 a ) right click Start button ->

select ‘System’ from the menu


b) ‘Settings’ window will appear. Click ‘About’ then click ‘System info’ which is under ‘Related settings’ section.


c) In the ‘System’ window click ‘Advanced System Settings’ link to open ‘System Properties’ window (shown on the next page).


d) In the ‘System Properties’ window click ‘Environment Variables’ button to open the ‘Environment Variables’ window (see next page).


e) In the ‘Environment Variables’ window locate PATH variable click EDIT button. ‘Edit System Variable’ window will be shown (see next page).


f) In the ‘Edit System Variable’ window, go to the end of the text field next to the ‘Variable value’, and type semicolon and then paste the DLL path you copied earlier in page 2 above.


g) Finally, to save your settings, click OK button on each of the window, as shown in the screenshot.

3. Now launch BlueSky Statistics. It should now load the R packages without errors.

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