When booting up, system32 eotype73 dll is loaded incorrectly

The steps are as follows: Windows System32 to find the virus file (right-click and select Unlocker to unlock it (after installing the software, an unlocker menu item will be generated on the right-click menu). Then you can delete the virus files.

Then go to C: Windows System32 Drivers to find the file and use the same method to unlock it first and then delete it. Then type regedit in the run to open the registry, respectively.

hkey_local_machine\system\controlset001\services

hkey_local_machine\system\controlset002\services

found the item named after the virus file name and deleted (this is the registration entry for the deletion of the virus file).

Click to start, enter msconfig in the run bar to confirm, then start to keep ctfmon and disable all others, log out of one side, and put a check mark in the pop-up dialog box, OK.

However, your antivirus software and other auto-running programs are no longer running automatically.

After startup, delete this file in the registry, when there is a prompt, do not click OK, press the win key, enter regedit in the run, and then search and then delete the key value (after searching, the key value will be blue, directly press delete to delete), it is recommended that you back up the registry before deleting the key value to avoid deletion errors, system paralysis, good luck!

It is recommended to enter safe mode when the device is turned on.

After that, it is fully disinfected.

It can't be helped.

That's the deletion of the file, the deletion is not complete.,When you boot up, it fails to load.,If you know which file is wrong.,Just overwrite it from a new installation.,Try it again.,Restore the system.。

Think about the program you installed before this issue occurred.

The most suspicious is it.

In the run, enter msconfig to open the startup item, and delete the boot of this program, just try it.

Delete this in the registry startup and remove the startup in msconfig.

Use optimization software such as Optimizer or Super Bunny to clean up the system and delete all redundant registration information.

What's the solution, it's not restoring the backup or reinstalling the system?

That file is not a system file, you can delete it.

That is either a file generated by an application installed on your machine, but the file is not uninstalled cleanly. Either it is caused by the incomplete virus killing.

Start-Run Type msconfig and turn off the startup items that are not useful.

C: Windows System32 is full of system files, and the problem is due to system file corruption. It is recommended to initiate system repair. Or copy this file from a normal computer and copy it to this directory with a USB flash drive boot disk.

It feels like you may have a related software that needs this file to start, but this file no longer exists, or it has been killed and softened.

You can use the msconfig command to look at the startup item in the start-》run, find the corresponding startup item, and then see which launcher is wrong (the possibility of a virus is not ruled out).

Your title and the following are two problems.,The problem of my title.,The following questions are more complex.,You don't turn on anything to open the program and so on to insert it to try.,If it doesn't work, it's not a problem with the motherboard to repair it.。 Also, do I need to install driver software on my mobile device? Or try restoring the system or reinstalling it.

Error loading C: Windows System32 could not find the specified module.

This kind of pretense of envy appears: generally after uninstalling the software or antivirus; There is no uninstall or deletion of clean software and file remnants. It is recommended that you **Windows Cleanup Assistant, let it help you clean up these software and file remnants (**** passed to you hi).

Generally, you can easily solve your problem with the green software of Windows Cleaner Assistant, because manual deletion sometimes can't find residual files, but Windows Cleanup Assistant can easily find and delete them.

Here's how to delete it manually:

1) Run enter msconfig enter, open the system core configuration utility, look for a button named " in the startup project, if there is a hook in front of it, and then press the application OK (if there is no skip).

2) Run and enter regedit to open the registry, select and find a key-value item named ", delete it after finding it, find it a few more times to delete it cleanly, and then restart the computer.

360 Security Guard, just run the system repair.