Why can't my computer find blinkw32.dll / binkw32.dll?

I did what you should have done: I used Google to search for this specific DLL to see what came up and as far as I can tell, it's a library file used by a game called "Silent Hill 2" and, possibly, other games. The key point, however, is that this file appears to be related to how the game checks to see if the master DVDROM/CDROM is inserted in the drive. Which means that you're probably trying to run an illegal copy of the game from a peer to peer (p2p) network and just, um, forgot to mention that when you sent in your question.

So instead of answering the question, I'll simply point out how you can dig around in Google yourself and find an answer for yourself next time. Generally, I try not to support the illegal downloading of commercial software, games and movies because there really won't be anything left to download if we don't pay for development, recording, production and distribution. Okay?

If you're seeing any sort of error message on your computer, your best bet is always to just search for that specific error (or a meaningful subset). Lazy? Then search for just the name of the DLL itself: blinkw32.dll. Pay attention to spelling correction suggestions too:

Click on that and you'll find that while there were 67 matches for "blinkw32.dll" there are over 87,000 matches for "binkw32.dll", so perhaps you mis-typed it in the first place? With so many more matches, now you can be a bit more specific too. Try fix missing binkw32.dll or free download binkw32.dll.

There should be plenty of avenues for you to go further and solve your problem. Good luck, but, please, if it is a pirated copy of some commercial program, consider buying a legit copy. If nothing else, you're unlikely to have this problem!