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When I restart my computer (HP Pavilion, P7-1154), I get the following message:
There was a problem starting
C:\Users\Rodger\AppData\Lo
The specified module could not be found.
The computes is running slow and unusual things pop up. I found some stuff I don't recognize in the Control Panel, Programs and am uninstalling them.
How do I proceed to resolve the DLL issue?
Thanks.
There was a problem starting
C:\Users\Rodger\AppData\Lo
The specified module could not be found.
The computes is running slow and unusual things pop up. I found some stuff I don't recognize in the Control Panel, Programs and am uninstalling them.
How do I proceed to resolve the DLL issue?
Thanks.
Microsoft Legacy OS
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Rodger Reedy
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I'm also having trouble uninstalling some junk programs with control panel. Can you suggest an uninstaller?
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Malwarebytes might remove Conduit also since it is known malware. http://www.malwarebytes.org/
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Thanks for the suggestions. I think I've solved the problem. I removed all the suspect programs with Revo; then I ran Malware Bytes; then cleaned up the browsers by resetting them all to defaults, away from the Conduit search; then ran HitMan Pro.
The only residual thing (minor) is that a TomTom browser page keeps coming up at each restart. It's not in the Startup files; not sure where to look to keep it from coming up.
Any ideas?
The only residual thing (minor) is that a TomTom browser page keeps coming up at each restart. It's not in the Startup files; not sure where to look to keep it from coming up.
Any ideas?
look to the registry...
Start > regedit > enter
Click Computer on top left.
Press CtrlF to Search
Search for TomTom and delete any unnecessary keys.
F3 to continue Searching.
Backup registry first.
Start > regedit > enter
Click Computer on top left.
Press CtrlF to Search
Search for TomTom and delete any unnecessary keys.
F3 to continue Searching.
Backup registry first.
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The computer is clean and running smoothly. Thanks for the help.