If you do a Google search on KERNAL32.DLL you find various ways to troubleshoot and fix it. Try one of those before you reinstall or uninstall anything. I have in the past found it very helpful to search on the specific file and poke around in the specialized answers.

Troubleshooting Kernel32.dll errors and Invalid Page Faults looks like it has a lot of information. There is also Troubleshooting Kernel32.dll errors and Invalid Page Faults (Part 2).

www.dll-files.com has a file to download, apparently.

The Microsoft Knowlege Base has a page Definition of Kernel32.dll Error Messages that tells you what each message means, and poking around more, probably has information for repair.

Take some time to read through a few of these before doing anything else. You might save yourself a lot of grief.

SRS