RunDLL Error !

[transpark]

I downloaded something, and im getting this error everytime i turn (log in) on my computer. I already got rid of the download that caused this. Please help me out!

 

[transpark]

bump

 

[motarola2]

run start repair from winRE
try a System Restore
disable the UAC

 

[johngalt]

Run a full virus check on your computer - though you got rid of the file it may have automatically executed itself and installed a virus, and now the registry is set to run this missing file....

Also, please do *not* bump your posts, especially when not older than a week - you have to realize that there are

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[transpark]

I bumped because this thread was on page 3 and thought not many people would read it. Sorry

And thanks for the replies, I tried full scan with Norton 08 and found 2 trojans and got rid of them.. I'll see if that fixed the problem

 

[transpark]

The message is still coming out even though I got rid of 2 trojans found (full virus scan in safe mode). Is there another way I can fix this problem?

 

[Fumz]

What anti-virus are you using? What are the names of the trojans? Did you disable system restore before you scanned?

I'd check and see if anything new has been loaded into msconfig and the services.msc menus.

 

[transpark]

hi there, thanks for reply

I'm using Norton Internet Security 2008. I had 'Trojan.Vundo' and 'W32.DSSS.Trojan'. And I didn't disable system restore.

 

[Fumz]

Your anti-virus should take care of W32.DSS; it should also take care of Vundo, but you have to run the scan with system restore turned off. Here's a removal tool that might help you? Run it in safe mode, again with system restore turned off.

Trojan.Vundo Removal Tool - Symantec.com

 

[AllMac]

That sure looks like a Vundo...

You must have double-clicked on the downloaded file, which in this case installed approx. 2 .exe files in the system32 folder and some .ini file.

If you know when you installed those, you can just go by date and delete the files permanently.

 

[archie123]

open a command prompt and type sfc /scannow windows will scan your dll files and replace any missing or currupt , you will need your install cd to hand.

Its a longshot but its worth a try

 

[transpark]

I think its the Vundo too as it said it 160 affected in registry entries before I removed it. In Norton quaratine, it says it is completely removed but the message is keeping popping out. I scanned with the trojan vundo removal tool in safe mode with system restore off and it said there are none found (thanks for that though).

I'm not too sure about the date.. but how do you go back by date?

Should I restore the trojan from my quaratine and try removing it agian with the vundo removal tool?

thanks again for the help guys, really appreciated.

 

[transpark]

I tried restoring and removing again with both FixVundo and Norton 08 in safe mode. After the scan from Norton 08, it tells me that it is partially removed. In quarantine, affected areas listed are: 160 Registry Entries, 1 File, 8 Processes, 1 Service, 1 Broswer Cookie.
What should I do to remove the remaining as its partially removed, should I post HiJackThis log or ...

 

[Fumz]

I tried restoring and removing again with both FixVundo and Norton 08 in safe mode. After the scan from Norton 08, it tells me that it is partially removed. In quarantine, affected areas listed are: 160 Registry Entries, 1 File, 8 Processes, 1 Service, 1 Broswer Cookie.
What should I do to remove the remaining as its partially removed, should I post HiJackThis log or ...

If it were me I'd just re-install Vista. That's a lot of stuff to manually dig through only to "maybe" solve the problem.

 

[johngalt]

Actually, get this and download it, install it , and run it - Malwarebytes.org

 

[transpark]

Actually, get this and download it, install it , and run it - Malwarebytes.org

OMG. Thank you so much, it found 2 trojans after the scan, deleted, restarted, and it was fixed. Awesome, can't thank you enough

thank you again for all those people helping me.