360safebox exe could not find the entrance

It is not possible to locate program input points on dynamic connection libraries.

This problem may be that the system files are corrupted or infected by a virus.

Solution 1].

After the killing is complete, click the clearing point and restart it.

Solution 2].

If it still can't be solved after the killing.

Then it should be killed, you can go to another computer to copy one, and put it in the C: Windows system32 directory. If it doesn't work, please continue to give feedback (if the prompt cannot be replaced, please open 360-Advanced-Advanced Toolset--Shredder, crush the original first, and replace it).

Please note: After the above two methods are done, be sure to restart your computer Thank you

It is recommended that you reinstall 360 Security Guard.

In this case, it is recommended that you use the 360 system first aid kit to give first aid, use it to recover the system files and dll files after the first aid, restart the computer to see if it can be normal, pay attention to the first aid kit must run in the state of the network, I hope it can help you.

Uninstall 360 Desktop Assistant and reinstall it.

If so, how to repair the liquid is useless, uninstall the garbage of the 360 desktop assistant is OK.

Solution. is a Lenovo notebook power management software program.

The error may be caused by an incorrect driver version.

Verify that the driver installed by the user is the version of the system being used.

It is recommended that users reinstall the latest driver.

Some monitoring software (anti-virus and firewalls) may be able to intercept boot items.

An error is reported because the process cannot be started.

It is recommended that you allow this process to start on boot (do not disable it) or add it to the exclusion (whitelist) policy of monitoring software such as anti-virus software and firewalls.

Boot on a laptop: Boot on desktop: Unable to find entry: Unable to locate program input point: What does the box on drowthemtextex and dynamic link library mean? Release time:2010-07-30 17:

Can you elaborate on how to get it?

It feels like this process is a boot start item, and the dll that supports this process has been deleted and can't be found. Just block the startup items, or clean it up with 360.

Questioner's follow-up question2010-07-26 22:29

Can you elaborate on how to get it?

Human supplement 2010-07-26 22:31

Start] [Run] Enter msconfig, there is a boot startup item in it Remove what you think is useless. If you're afraid of deleting it, install a security guard 360, which has advanced tools for boot item optimization, and you can get it done with one-click optimization.

Start] [Run] Enter msconfig, there is a boot startup item in it Remove what you think is useless. If you're afraid of deleting it, install a security guard 360, which has advanced tools for boot item optimization, and you can get it done with one-click optimization.

The dynamic desktop is very good-looking, I wonder if the application will have an impact on the notebook?

I want to change to a dynamic desktop, but I don't know if it will affect the computer. It's been contradictory.

o(∩_o...Ha ha.

You can use this with confidence.

I've been worried about this before.

But then I tried it.

There is no effect on the notebook.

Please feel free to use it.

It is a process startup software of Lenovo's power management program;

This process is a utility applet that has nothing to do with power management under the Lenovo power management folder - the screen status bar display tool. It boots up by default. You can close the process in the service or reinstall the Lenovo power manager.

It is not possible to locate program input points on dynamic connection libraries.

This problem may be that the system files are corrupted or infected by a virus.

Solution 1].

After the killing is completed, the pants can be removed and restarted.

Solution 2].

If it still can't be solved after the killing.

Then it should be killed, you can go to another computer to copy one, and put it in the C: Windows system32 directory. If it doesn't work, please continue to give feedback (if the prompt cannot be replaced, please open 360-Advanced-Advanced Toolset--Shredder, crush the original first, and replace it).

Please note: After the above two methods are done, be sure to restart the computer Thank you

Why bother! Uninstall 360....Pack something else. Super Bunny or Rising Kaka. Don't be so stubborn.

Just uninstall 360 Desktop Assistant.

In such a situation, it is personally recommended to use the 360 system first aid kit to repair, and then reinstall the latest 360 mobile assistant can solve it.

Make sure the system is non-toxic** and put it in the C: Windows System32 directory, start - run - enter cmd enter for %1 in (%windir% system32 *.).dll) do %1 (note that the dll file is entered in English) and register the dll file again.

It's simply lost or unregistered, it's not a virus, use the above method or reinstall MSN to solve it.

Open Start -- Run Enter msconfig Enter Open the Startup tab Find the program related to it and click on it to make the checkmark disappearing point in the small box in front of it OK, and there will be no such error prompt when you start the computer next time.

The file is a dynamic connection library file for Visual Studio, which is generally run on the system. It is used in the above versions of the .NET framework, and now it is used in almost all software of Microsoft, so it is recommended that you check whether your system is installed. .NET Framework, then make sure your MSN is up to date, generally not called MSN now, it's Windows Live Messenger.

If you don't want to reinstall the system, try the safe mode and go in to see if you can uninstall it, if not, try to use the 360 built-in software management Uninstall it and try it, but it doesn't work, just install the system directly, and kill and kill the virus by the way.

Reinstall the 360SD and uninstall it - you've lost your dynamic data connection files.