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Fifa 13 rld.dll failed to initialize e1103 14 when launching Fifa 11 from the Xbox 360 when the Xbox 360 is set to boot from HD DVD in a Microsoft Windows based system. This can occur in a variety of circumstances, but most often with an outdated or corrupted DLL.The solution is to update your FIFA 11 installation by using either a content download or install via disc image which will automatically update FIFA 11 files on the Xbox 360 Hard Drive and allow correct operation again. The issue may also be due to failure of your system's native EA Sports 2010 native application which needs updating as well if you're experiencing this issue after trying updating F11 by installing via disc image or content download. If you continue to experience this issue after updating both your FIFA 11 and EA Sports 2010, please contact EA Support.Article Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Fifa_13#Fifa_13_rld.dll_failed_to_initialize_e1103_.2814.[ARTICLE END] During March 2013, users reported similar problems with the Steam version of "FIFA 13"; the problem was corrected by an update on April 4, 2013 that replaced rld-vault.dll with a faulty version of rld-e1103.dll from the Microsoft C/C++ 2005 redistributable package (MSVCR80d.dll). In EA Sports games from "FIFA Street" to "FIFA 13", the same file name is used for a different file, a video file. A Google search for "rld" turns up a number of complaints that a DLL by that name has been deleted, and FIFA 13.Bing has a number of complaints about rld-e1103.sys being missing or deleted, plus information on how to get the PC file from an installation disc or from Microsoft's website at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/281290/en-us . The MSDN thread about rld-e1103.sys contains the following comments: Some of the Google hits for "rld.dll" are for an obsolete file rld.dll or rldservice.exe that was used prior to Windows XP for restoring deleted files, but they now lead to help pages about malware programs that use fake technical support ads to direct people to fake anti-malware programs under names like "Rescue_Data". A search of the Web Archive's Wayback Machine shows that most of these help pages appeared between 2009 and 2011, then disappeared in late 2012. An article on MalwareTips.com about the fake anti-malware programs warns users to be careful when clicking on ads, because "if you don't pay close attention to what you're clicking, you could find yourself downloading and installing adware or even malware without your knowledge." The MalwareTips article also cautions that bogus technical support ads often include an alert that the rld.dll file has been deleted.Microsoft provides definitions for rld-e1103.sys as part of its Windows Update service: The MSDN thread about rld-e1103.sys says it is a video file from a bad install of FIFA 12. cfa1e77820