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news:22073d34-1a4b-4090-a0fc-3e7282c9bd22@z4g2000yqa.googlegroups.com,
Jose typed:
> On Apr 2, 6:41 pm, "Twayne" wrote:
>> Innews:uUGy$Dp0KHA.6068@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl,
>> Michael typed:
>>
>>> WhereTF did you find rundll in msconfig? These ng's need
>>> a moron filter!
>>
>> Hey, if you don't like posting here, then don't! Then no
>> filter needed!
>>
>>
>>
>>
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>>> "amo_612" wrote in
>>> message
>>> news:063EE0B4-AE24-4F09-BDA7-0D50EC88E558@microsoft.com...
>>>> To whom it may concern:
>>
>>>> I accidentally turned off rundll32 in MSCONFIG for the
>>>> initial applications
>>>> running during the initial startup of my computer.
>>>> Clearly this has made my
>>>> computer difficult to use. Anyway, I have the original XP
>>>> install disc, can I
>>>> use that to turn rudll32 back on?
>>
>>>> Please let me know at your earliest convenience.
>>
>>>> Thank you
>
> Maybe this is it:
>
> My computer was screwing up, some things were not working
> and I was getting some kind of error messages, sometimes
> all the time! So I ran some kind of anti virus scans or
> something and they found some things it said it did
> something. Then I was getting some kind of error message
> (I think) about something not being found every time I
> started my computer so I ran msconfig and saw some line in
> there that had like something... rundll32.. something
> something or another so I unchecked it. Now my computer is
> still not running right.
If that was showing up in msconfig, then it's surely malware.
Run your updated AV and 3 or 4 antispyware programs.
