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Anonymous users2024-02-073721...It's rogue software in itself, so delete it. That way there won't be a problem going wrong.
If the deletion is not clean, use Super Bunny to delete it completely.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06You load the autorun software, it can see all the add-ons that you boot on, find the item about C: Progra I 3721 and delete it, and you have to find this path to delete the file, and right"My computer"Right-click on Manage - Task Manager - View - Show Hidden Devices - then go to Task Manager in the hidden drive to find the item about, delete, and this will definitely be done.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05This is when your computer mistakenly deleted system files, or system files were corrupted by stubborn Trojans!
1.**A "360 system first aid kit", friends who have installed "360 security guard", directly open the "360 system first aid kit" under the "Kill Trojan", "Custom Scan", click on it:
Start First Aid! After the first aid is completed, deal with it immediately and restart!
After booting up, "File Recovery Area" deletes files completely!
System Repair", select all, fix now! [Key].
Qing Wu Pei. Network Repair, Start Repair, Restart PC! [Key].
DLL file recovery, scan it, if there is any loss, add recovery, no on the line!
3。Use the "Orange Group Scan Plugin" of "360 Security Guard", and then click: "Clean Plugin" to delete the "Bad Review Plugin"!
4。Then use "360 Antivirus Dual Engine Edition", check "Automatically deal with virus threats depicted by Scan", "Full Scan" and "Custom Scan", virus Trojan, and then click Delete! After restarting the computer, go to "Quarantine" and click "Delete completely"!
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Apple mobile phone flash, apple mobile phone how to flash tutorial.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03What's going on with the computer web page not opening?
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Either there is a problem and you can't get in, or it is more likely that your computer can't access the Internet, or there is a problem with the browser.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Generally, there is a problem with one of the linked library files in the system.
You can find the add-on with the same name in the system startup and registry, and then delete it without this prompt.
If you have been poisoned before, this prompt will also appear if there will be residual files left after the antivirus. If the system is not running abnormally, you can use it with confidence.
Of course, the solution is to redo the system once and for all.
Try this method:
1) Open IE browser, select "Tools" menu - >Internet Options" - Advanced tab - > click "Reset Default Settings", click "OK" and close all Internet Explorer windows; >>>More
Yes, the dll is lost for some reason (most likely because 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. >>>More
This situation is generally the sequelae of antivirus, or the uninstalled software is incorrect and there are residues... Although the virus is no longer there, the relevant loading settings in the system are still there, and when these add-ons load the virus, the entity file has been killed by you and does not exist, so it will prompt an error... Workaround 1: >>>More
After you remove the battery on the motherboard, install it again every 3 seconds, and then turn it on, set the basic configuration in the BIOS, and you're done.
1.There are too many protocols bound to the NIC.
Slow Internet access is common among LAN users because there are too many protocols bound to the NIC. If there are many protocols bound to the network card, when the data passes through the network card, the computer will spend a lot of time to determine which protocol the data is used to transmit the data, and then the user will feel slow to access the Internet. The workaround is: >>>More