Ask! A small box will be displayed every time the computer is turned on, Load C PROGARA 1 module ,

Start-run-msconfig-start.

Find the line C: Windows System32 MSIBM, tick it, and apply OK. Reboot.

Of course, you can also fix it by manually removing the key::

To run from start->, enter regedit

Then click -> to view.

Enter to delete the found key.

Press F3 to continue until you are done.

A reboot should be gone.

Nothing was right upstairs.

Normally, DLL warnings are not included in the msconfig startup item.

Find it directly in the registry:

Run"regedit"

After you go in, you can see it, just delete it directly.

Distinguish between copying a dll file on a machine to your system32. That's it.

It's best to reinstall your QQ.,It should be a lost file.,I can't find the file I want when I start it.,Or the name of the file was accidentally changed.,Copy it on someone else's computer may also be able to solve it.,I think it's better to reinstall.,If you're afraid of losing your chat history,You can copy your chat history folder out.,Install it and put it in.。 If you have any questions, please leave a message. Good luck.

Go to the system configuration, disable this, and start the settings!

Type "msconfig" in the run there to go to the startup there. Remove all the ticks.。。。 It's enough to leave one ctfmon, and you'll be fine with a note of elimination

Deleted all the startup items that didn't work.

With 360 or Optimize Master.

Just delete that program from Start All Programs Startup, or you can reinstall the program.

Try reinstalling the sound card driver.

The question is simple.

Very well solved! To start --- run--- enter "msconfig."")--"Launch"--- then put the suspicious startup project.

To remove it is to remove the checkmark! --Restart the machine".

Usually I only keep it"."This is the input method.

Everything else is removed, except for anti-virus software!

If you don't have it in the startup project and can't solve it, you have to redo the system!

The easiest way!

Reinstall the program!

There is also a 360 security guard to fix system vulnerabilities.

Error loading Unable to find the specified module.

Just follow the steps below.

Start Menu - Run - Enter msconfig Enter.

Put ** in the boot bar insideJust remove the tick in front of the dll.1.Start -- run -- msconfig -- start -- remove the tick from the add-on***dll. Restart the computer, usually this is the case, if it still pops up, then proceed to the second step.

2. Start-Run-regedit Delete the corresponding key in the following location: hkey current user software microsoft windows currentversion run hkey local machine software microsoft windows currentversion run

According to your description, it should be a virus or spyware that has been removed. But it's also possible that you didn't uninstall a piece of software incorrectly.

Start "Run" Enter msconfig and close the wrong program in the "Start" project.

It should be caused by the incomplete uninstallation of 3721, which does not affect the use of your computer, and can also be completed by using an uninstallation tool.

It may be that this dll is lost for some reason (the biggest possibility is that it is a virus or rogue software dll file, which was deleted by the killing software), but its related registration information is still there, resulting in the system still loading it when it is booted, but its file cannot be found, so the error is reported.

If you click "OK" and the system is not abnormal and can operate normally, you can use this software to clean up the boot add-on, and this message will not appear when you boot up in the future.

autoruns: startup item management.

Method 2: The DLL file is an application extension file.

The registry has useless dll files left. I guess you didn't delete the software when you deleted it yourself.

Workaround: Start -- Run -- Input"msconfig"

Then find the included statement in the launch. Remove the tick in front of it.

Then click "Start Run" and type "regedit" in it to open the registry.

- Find the "Input" item, delete it, press F3 to continue looking until you finish deleting!

Sure--- get your PC back up!

Resources.

Start running msconfig start find an option similar to what you said fm2g9asyxnn uncheck OK and then.

1. Start Run type: regedit, and press enter.

2. Select "My Computer", then click "File" and "Export" to click "Save". The purpose of this is to back up the registry so that it can be restored in time after misoperation. The way to recover this is to find the file you just saved, double-click on it, and select "Allow Import".

3. Select "My Computer", press the F3 key, then enter "FM2G9ASYXNN", click "Find Next", after finding it, be sure to check whether it is a file, because the file name you gave is incomplete, if confirmed, click "right-click" on the item and select "Delete". At this time, you can enter fm2g9asyxnn to search, after the result comes out, you have to look at the value part behind, not just look at the file name, as long as there is fm2g9asyxnn in the file, no matter whether it is written on the side or not other (such as: fm2g9asyxnn, load), you must delete!

4, and then press the F3 key again to delete, until it prompts "No corresponding option found".

5. Restart your computer and see if there is anything wrong with the system.

Note, if there are other serious problems, please restore the registry.

This is caused by you deleting a certain plug-in or software that has not been deleted cleanly, it is recommended to use this software to go to safe mode to scan and clean up once, malware cleaner assistant.

to get rid of the plugin or software completely!

3.Restore the system (XP can be system restored).

Go into msconfig to find this file, remove the check, and then click to start running regedit into the registry to delete this file, and then click to find it after entering the registry, after it is found, you can delete it, and it will not appear next time you start.

Generally the corpse of the virus

Simple, just let it recover automatically.

Method: Select "Properties" of the C drive, click "Tools", select "Check Errors", then tick "Automatically repair file system errors, scan and try finger chart to repair bad sectors", and then click "Start".

Then restart, the computer will check the hard drive at startup, or rot and automatically recover the lost small files. (The system itself has a backup, so it can be automatically restored).

In the runtime, type: and uncheck the startup item, and you're good to go.

I can't find the specified module, that's because, the module of the Mula Tuan with the horse was deleted, of course, you can't find it, if you can still find it, it means that the Trojan horse has not been deleted. When it comes to saying that the specified module cannot be found, it should be said that it is a good thing, and there is no need to make a fuss.

The above views are personal only.

It is also possible that the system files are missing, which is generally not. Run SFC in the start menu and insert the system disc to repair it.

Or boot with the installation disk, and install with repair.

If it really doesn't work, delete this file in the recovery console or DOS first, and then overwrite the installation.

You may unload and change the crack load and disturb the posture completely.

Enter msconfig in the run bar to find the startup item.

Tick off the nuclear item that has the problem.