This simple solution should fix the problem: "The procedure entry point gzdirect could not be located in the dynamic link library zlib1.dll."
To non-programmers, this error message simply means that your
zlib1.dll is outdated and needs to be replaced.
Somehow, most (if not all) Gimp plugins are using gzdirect which is supposed to be available on
zlib1.dll.
Try checking C:\Windows\System32\ and look for zlib1.dll then rename it to something else, maybe something like
zlib1.dll.old.
So where to get the latest one? It's actually installed along with Gimp 2.8, but since you have another zlib1.dll on your Windows' System32 path, Windows is trying to load that copy instead of the copy that Gimp 2.8 has.
So where to get the latest one? It's actually installed along with Gimp 2.8, but since you have another zlib1.dll on your Windows' System32 path, Windows is trying to load that copy instead of the copy that Gimp 2.8 has.
Now, re-run Gimp 2.8.
Happy Gimping!
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