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AlienDS7
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« on: July 18, 2005, 02:18:06 PM »

RunDll error on windows xp startup
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AlienDS7
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« Reply #1 on: July 18, 2005, 02:18:06 PM »

When XP starts up in normal mode I get a blue colored screen (not like "blue screen of death") and I can move the mouse pointer around, but nothing else loads.  After a few minutes a rundll error pops up (Windows cannot run "C:\WINDOWS\system32\wjerrenu.dll","DllGetVersion").  I CAN run Windows in safe mode, so I deleted all temp files, ran ad-aware and norton virus scan.  After all that I still got the same error.  So eventually I deleted the "wjerrenu.dll" file.  Now when Windows starts up I get a new rundll error with "cyseqchk.dll".  After closing out the error message, nothing happens, Windows just stays on blue screen.  I searched for both dll files on Google and didn't find anything on them...spyware files?  Anyway, I haven't tried deleting the "cyseqchk.dll" file, but could I expect the same thing to happen if I did?  Just a new dll error?  Any help would be appreciated.  Thanks!

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« Reply #2 on: July 18, 2005, 03:02:15 PM »

It's something which you've uninstalled or partially installed which Windows is calling for during the boot process, but which is not kicking in as Windows expects - therfore causing Windows to stop loading.

You can call it malware, or your can call it software. It's something you've permitted to install improperly or which you've uninstalled improperly.

A delve into your msconfig.exe interface might provide clues.

A good registry cleaner might correct broken pathways.

Thinking about what you've done since the prior clean reboot is also a sound idea.

Use system restore to rollback to a moment when your core startup files worked properly, or better still restore your ghost/acronis drive image.

You do make back-up's don't you?!?!
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