Launch the Windows Task Manager by pressing "CTRL" + "ALT" + "DEL" once and selecting "Task Manager". Note: Follow these steps below if Solution 1 did not resolve this situation. Solution 2: Re-enable the Dragon NaturallySpeaking COM objects: 
For details on the Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12.5 Service Pack, please see Technote 7001: "General information about the Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12.5 Service Pack". For additional information on installing and upgrading Dragon, please see Technote 6983: "Information on installing and upgrading Dragon NaturallySpeaking". Please make sure that Dragon is closed and not running before attempting to reinstall the Service Pack. After the repair process completes, it would be necessary to re-install the Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12.5 Service Pack. After the repair has completed, re-launch Dragon NaturallySpeaking. Click the "Install" button to run the repair process. Now select the "Repair" option and click "Next". Once the initial Dragon installation screen appears, click "Next". Note: If Dragon was installed from a download, please browse to where the installation files were extracted and double-click the "setup.exe" file. If the installation process does not start automatically, browse to the files on the DVD and double-click the "setup.exe" file. Insert the Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 DVD and the installation process will start automatically. Close out of all applications, including the Dragon message (if it is still open). Solution 1: Repair the Dragon NaturallySpeaking Installation: This issue may also occur if Dragon is down-graded to a previous version. This may occur if Dragon was running while the Service Pack was installed. This issue could be caused by an incomplete or a damaged installation. Please run Setup again to repair this Dragon NaturallySpeaking installation. Repairing your installation should fix this problem. Often this is due to the removal of another speech recognition product or a previous version of NaturallySpeaking from this system. 
Dragon NaturallySpeaking: Your Dragon NaturallySpeaking installation appears to be incomplete.Details: Cannot find the dnstk10.dll file.
Naturally speaking isn't installed completely. Please run Dragon NaturallySpeaking Setup and select the Repair option. Details: One or more registry settings are corrupt and your registry permissions prevent Dragon NaturallySpeaking from correcting them. NaturallySpeaking isn't installed completely. Unable to launch Dragon after installing the Dragon 12.5 Service PackĪfter installing the Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12.5 Service Pack, one of the following messages may appear when launching the software:
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