Please be more specific; which extensions are you trying to load and which entry point cannot be found?

php_gd2.dll is in the ext folder of the zip file.
(fetch latest snapshot)

PHP-ini files list the following but php_*.dll file is missing in extentsion folder:
;extension=php_gd2.dll
;extension=php_iconv.dll
;extension=php_ifx.dll
;extension=php_iisfunc.dll
;extension=php_java.dll
;extension=php_mhash.dll
;extension=php_w32api.dll
;extension=php_yaz.dll
;extension=php_zip.dll
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If I uncomment mysql in the php.ini file, PHP will report an error on restart. Command line PHP ($ path/to/php -i) returns that php_mysql_drop_db entry point cannot be found. Also, I receive another dialog box stating that the php_mysql.dll could not be found. The path shown is correct.

Uncommenting the other php_*.dll's in php.ini (not missing dll in extension folder) resulted in a similar error where the OS will report that the php_*.dll could not be found but the path is correct.

Will grab latest snapshot.

Try the latest snapshot; php_gd2.dll should be in there.

Also note that iconv is built-in to php5,
php_w32api.dll is broken (wait for ffi),
php_java.dll, php_iisfunc.dll, php_yaz.dll and php_zip.dll
are pecl extensions which will be showing up in a separate
download later tonight.

php_mhash.dll should show up in the next snapshot,
and php_ifx.dll a little later (it doesn't yet build with
new build system).

Snapshot php5-win32-200401100330 downloaded
updated php_*.dll's added in the snap.

extensions php_gd2 and php_mysql will load without error.
phpinfo() does not show any additional modules being loaded. Attempt to run a PHP page with calls imagecreate() or mysql_connect() return errors indicating "undefined function"

Configuration issue?

Yes, works fine for me.

I object to the "Bogus" label. This is still an issue.

PHP dll's had to be rebuilt to resolve the missing/unloadable modules. Latest Snap didn't fix.

Attempts to use php_mysql or php_GD2 functions still returns an error.

Object as much as you wish, but it's problem in your side, not PHP. (latest snap works fine for me for example..)

I'm closing this due to a lack of willingness to correct a problem. A search of the bug database for "kernel32" errors et al shows that many people are having install issues with NT/2000/XP.

I would encourage the developers at PHP to improve the install documentation so as to cut down on the number of identical/similar bugs(and there are many of them). We the users don't know any better unless you tell us otherwise...

SF