Dll problem

[Gary]

Hi,
I have a prrblem in that suddenly my while booting up
gives an error beep, then displays the following message:

udconn.dll could not find speified module.

I then have to click on ok to get the machine to finish
startup. My question is
A. Is there a way to find out what program uses this
module so I can maybe restore it?

B. If you can't do the above then is there a way to get
around this so we can get the machine to startup without
going through this everytime?

The other end of this is that everytime I shut the
machine down at night we get runndll32.exe not shutting
down and becoming unresponsive, which is also a pain.
This started only recently, I cleaned up some unused
programs and susupect that one of these did not
completely uninstall, but I can't seem to get around this
problem. Any help would be great.


Gary

 

[Malke]

Hi,
I have a prrblem in that suddenly my while booting up
gives an error beep, then displays the following message:

udconn.dll could not find speified module.

I then have to click on ok to get the machine to finish
startup. My question is
A. Is there a way to find out what program uses this
module so I can maybe restore it?

B. If you can't do the above then is there a way to get
around this so we can get the machine to startup without
going through this everytime?

The other end of this is that everytime I shut the
machine down at night we get runndll32.exe not shutting
down and becoming unresponsive, which is also a pain.
This started only recently, I cleaned up some unused
programs and susupect that one of these did not
completely uninstall, but I can't seem to get around this
problem. Any help would be great.

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them. These programs are free, so run them both since they complement
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instructions carefully. A great resource for dealing with spyware is
http://www.spywareinfo.com. Also, make sure you've visited Windows
Update and applied all security patches. Make sure you are running a
firewall and a current antivirus with updated virus definitions.

Malke