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i recently had NO PROBLEMS with my pc but, this morning, i started up my pc after a much needed rest ( i shut it down the night before) i received a message about not being able to find some ocx or dll file needed. i didn't see this before,EVER, so I started it by clicking ok then my desktop &amp;&nbsp;favorites were GONE also, all the quick launch buttons in my task bar were also gone WHAT THE HECK has happened? any help would be GREATLY appreciated <br />
i forgot to mention, that it had created a new folder &quot;administrator.bak&quot; in the documents &amp;&nbsp;settings <br />
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it was similar to this upon start up : <br />
&quot;HKLM\..\RunOnce: [Register OCX] regsvr32.exe /s msdxm.ocx&quot;<br />
&nbsp; is this a valid command?<br />

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i recently had NO PROBLEMS with my pc but, this morning, i started up my pc after a much needed rest ( i shut it down the night before) i received a message about not being able to find some ocx or dll file needed. i didn't see this before,EVER, so I started it by clicking ok then my desktop & favorites were GONE also, all the quick launch buttons in my task bar were also gone WHAT THE HECK has happened? any help would be GREATLY appreciated 
i forgot to mention, that it had created a new folder "administrator.bak" in the documents & settings 

it was similar to this upon start up : 
"HKLM\..\RunOnce: [Register OCX] regsvr32.exe /s msdxm.ocx"
  is this a valid command?


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