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Such a message usually indicates that you have an application built with Intel C++ or Fortran or performance libraries, where you have linked both the ancient libguide and a more recent OpenMP library. It would be surprising if the Dell webcam software would cause this by itself.
The advice refers to issuing the command "set kmp_duplicate_lib_ok=true" in a DOS prompt window before running an application in that window (or including it in a .bat file which produces that condition).
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I finally called Dell and over a period of two long phone calls over a couple of days they put the fix on it. The final fix was they deleted a few .dll files. Reinstalled the updated camera sortware among many other things that did not help. Got it fixed though even though it cost me $125.
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Sergey,
I did not try to set that variable because I did not know where to locate it. Thanks for the info and I would have tried it prior to calling Dell if I knew where to locate it.. I did check it as you suggested and now it is set as TRUE.
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