RUNDLL error on start up

[leonard grey]

Your computer is either currently infected with malware, or it was
previously infected and the removal procedure left the reference to that
library in the registry.
---
Leonard Grey
Errare humanum est

Lillyann wrote:
> I have WindowsXP and just recently on start up I get this message on my
> desktop "rundll error loading c:\windows\irocoyucegaq.dll" The specified
> module could not be found"
> I have managed to find the .dll file in the registry but not sure if it is
> the right thing to do to just delete it, please advise?
>
> Lillyann

[hatsoff]

Is the reg entry something like:

HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Current Version\Run\

Or HKCU\Software etc etc

If so, open msconfig and look for the entry there. If you find it,
untick the box relating to that entry and restart.


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[leonard grey]

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Leonard Grey
Errare humanum est

Lillyann wrote:
>
> "Leonard Grey" wrote:
>
>> Your computer is either currently infected with malware, or it was
>> previously infected and the removal procedure left the reference to that
>> library in the registry.
>> ---
>> Leonard Grey
>> Errare humanum est
>>
>> Lillyann wrote:
>>> I have WindowsXP and just recently on start up I get this message on my
>>> desktop "rundll error loading c:\windows\irocoyucegaq.dll" The specified
>>> module could not be found"
>>> I have managed to find the .dll file in the registry but not sure if it is
>>> the right thing to do to just delete it, please advise?
>>>
>>> Lillyann
>> Thankyou for that info, so should I delete the located as asked above or can you suggest anything else?

[randall flagg]

On Mon, 4 May 2009 07:22:37 -0500, BeeCeeBee
<BeeCeeBee.3ro4ca@nntp.nospam.local> wrote:

[veiled SPAM snipped]

BeeCeeBee is a spammer

[rudy]

"Randall Flagg" wrote>
> BeeCeeBee is a spammer

BeeCeeBee gave me some appriciated advice a few days ago. I dont have ANY
problem in his listing computerhelpforums in his post. One day, I'll
probably need to ask them a "Q"

[lillyann]

BeeCeeBee;187913 Wrote:
> This is a very common error that people make and it is all down to that
> very confusing message that you get.
>
> What you need to do is go back to msconfig and redo everything again.
> Since that worked for you the first time it will again I am sure. *When
> you reboot . Do not click OK* Instead click the little box in the lower
> left corner. That will save everything that you have done and will not
> show again on reboot.
Thank you, that worked OK, I can start PC now with no offending RUNDLL
error message on Start Up. Does make me wonder where on earth it came
from!
Lilly


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[randall flagg]

On Tue, 5 May 2009 05:15:39 -0500, BeeCeeBee
<BeeCeeBee.3rpnwc@nntp.nospam.local> wrote:

>I would suggest you be careful with what you say in the future.

And if I don't?

Hmmmm?