Error loading WINDOWS/system32/gjrddqlv.dll

[M]

Please let me know what is error is all about and how do I get rid of this in
my windows xp environment.

 

[PD43]

Please let me know what is error is all about and how do I get rid of this in
my windows xp environment.

The error is between your ears.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375

 

[PA Bear [MS MVP]]

***VIRUS***

No, Trojan/hijackware that no AV app can detect or remove.

 

[PD43]

But the OP may be able to remove the item from startup
by using msconfig

then reboot and delete it manually

DREAM ON

 

[philo]

Please let me know what is error is all about and how do I get rid of this in
my windows xp environment.

***VIRUS***

 

[PD43]

Nah, most bugs are pretty easy to eliminate...
I work on infected machines all the time...
I manage to save most of them...but some are pretty difficult.

Only rarely will I need to format and re-install.

Perhaps 90% are repairable...

I've never had a virus in almost 18 years of computing... most all of
that online.

Still, I doubt that removing one is as easy as playing with MSCONFIG
and rebooting.

If it were all that easy, a lot of a/v developers would be outta biz.

 

[PA Bear [MS MVP]]

But the OP may be able to remove the item from startup
by using msconfig

then reboot and delete it manually

Won't help. One or more rootkit components of the infections will either
recreate or replace the files.

 

[Colin Barnhorst]

Google on that family of bad boys and be hope you never have to deal with
any.

 

[PD43]

Won't help. One or more rootkit components of the infections will either
recreate or replace the files.

Thank you. I was sure the bozo was wrong, but I couldn't prove it
from personal experience.

 

[PD43]

Google on that family of bad boys and be hope you never have to deal with
any.

Thanks to you too.

 

[philo]

No, Trojan/hijackware that no AV app can detect or remove.

But the OP may be able to remove the item from startup
by using msconfig

then reboot and delete it manually

 

[Gerry]

PD43

As Bear said:
"No, Trojan/hijackware that no AV app can detect or remove."

Before giving us the benefit of your expertise please learn how to read
what others are saying.

--



Hope this helps.

Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

 

[philo]

DREAM ON

Nah, most bugs are pretty easy to eliminate...
I work on infected machines all the time...
I manage to save most of them...but some are pretty difficult.

Only rarely will I need to format and re-install.

Perhaps 90% are repairable...

 

[philo]

I've never had a virus in almost 18 years of computing... most all of
that online.

Still, I doubt that removing one is as easy as playing with MSCONFIG
and rebooting.

If it were all that easy, a lot of a/v developers would be outta biz.

That is not what I meant to imply.

First it must be stopped from loading. Msconfig is the first place to try
(otherwise it will require going into the registry)
Sometimes booting to safe mode will work/

Then once it's stopped from loading.
it still needs to be removed. I never said it was simple.
however it's not necessarily hopeless.

I've saved machines that were filled with tojans and virii...
though some times it's just faster to reinstall after a format!

 

[philo]

Thank you. I was sure the bozo was wrong, but I couldn't prove it
from personal experience.

Maybe, maybe not.

Like I said...most of the time I can clear a machine of infection .


What I do in extreme cases is to slave the infected drive to one of
the machines on my workbench and run some of my utilites on it.

Of course not everyone has the ability to do that.

Though I am cautious enough to have never gotten my own test-machine
infected...
It's been cloned...just in-case of problems.

 

[Bill in Co.]

PD43

As Bear said:
"No, Trojan/hijackware that no AV app can detect or remove."

Before giving us the benefit of your expertise please learn how to read
what others are saying.

ROFL !!

 

[PD43]

As Bear said:
"No, Trojan/hijackware that no AV app can detect or remove."

Before giving us the benefit of your expertise please learn how to read
what others are saying.

I see no reason to change what I said, matey.

 

[PD43]

That is not what I meant to imply.

First it must be stopped from loading. Msconfig is the first place to try

Disagree

 

[philo]

Disagree

Msconfig is *always* the first place to go to stop an application from
loading.

Though it certainly will not always do the trick
nor is it the Alpha-Omega cure all of all problems...
It is the *first* place to go within a logical parametric troubleshooting
sequence.

 

[PD43]

Msconfig is *always* the first place to go to stop an application from
loading.

Not virus apps, bozo