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Try it out with the "System Repair Tool" in the "Security Treasure Box" in "Kingsoft Cleanup Expert". I'm in trouble too! Just solved the problem with this method.

If you still have questions, let's talk! You can also use the "file shredder" inside to shred it out first (location and then C drive, windows system32), and then reboot, press F8 to enter safe mode to repair.

The dll file is gone after virus antivirus.

Block out the random start of the item.

There was an error in the 360 safe, and it will be fine after uninstalling it, of course, reinstalling it after uninstalling it can also solve the problem.

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The file used by services, file path:

C: Windows System32 Dllcache You first check to see if there is this file in the C: Windows System32 Dllcache directory, if so, copy it to the System32 folder, and use regsvr32

The program registers the file.

Fix the browser with 360. Check the Trojan again.

Poisoned, first use Super Rabbit to detect the browser, then use NOD32 to kill the virus, and finally restart the computer, OK.

Maybe there's something wrong with the IE core.

Make the following contents into a batch file and execute it. The problem with explorer is basically solved.

del c:\winnt\ del c:\windows\

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

regsvr32 /s

Addendum: Restart the computer after the execution, some people say that the problem of 99 explorer error can be solved.

2) Open the registry: click "Start Run", type "regedit", press "OK", and find 81JBX3

Hkey Local Machine Software MicroSFT Internet Explorer Main, create the name AJ in the right pane

is the dword double-byte value of iewatsonenabled and assigns it to 0

The IE file is corrupted,There are 2 ways to solve it,One is to repair IE,360 Security Guard and Super Rabbit can repair IE,Repair and install IE8,This IE core is Microsoft's latest launch,Very powerful。

The second is to give up IE and go directly to other browsers. Such as Firefox, the browser of the window of the century.

Both methods are fine.

It's simple. Reinstall the system.

This may be your BIOS or BIOS damage, the latter BIOS damage is less likely, but it cannot be ruled out, if it is the latter, it is more troublesome, you need to re-upgrade the BIOS program and replace the BIOS hardware chip.

cmos checksum bad

cmos date/time not set

This paragraph means that the CMOS check value is wrong, the CMOS date and time are not set, and the system BIOS settings are run by pressing F1.

The specific solution is:

On the installation screen, press F1 to enter the BIOS settings, set the time and date to the correct value, and then change the boot sequence to optical drive boot, do not move the others, save and restart.

If the problem is still there, you can restore the value of the BIOS to the default, the way is to restore the BIOS data to the default skip pin inverted insertion (see the motherboard description for details), if it is not clear, you can directly unplug the CMOS battery, for the CMOS to be completely discharged, the battery is unplugged for about 2 5 minutes, and then the battery is installed on the motherboard, pay attention to the positive and negative polarity. Restart the computer with the battery, press the DEL key to enter the BIOS settings or select the button to enter the BIOS settings interface according to the instructions of your computer, set the time and date to the correct value after entering, and change the boot order to CD boot to reformat the hard disk and reinstall the system.

If the problem persists, it may be that the CMOS battery is out of power and cannot save BIOS settings, or the BIOS chip of the motherboard is damaged, and the battery may need to be replaced or sent for repair.

1. Clear the CMOS data: Use the clear-CMOS jumper, change from the 1-2 position to the 2-3 position for 10 seconds, then restore the insertion of 1-2, and restart the computer.

2. Replace a hard drive cable and give it a try.

After plugging in the hard disk, boot it up, press the del key to enter the BIOS, there are two options starting with load, select them all, and then press F10 to save the disk and exit.

Remove the battery discharge from the motherboard.