"RUNDLL" prompt...important?

[Guest]

I constantly am getting this prompt from (assuming) Windows and I'm not sure if this is a problem, or something I should just ignore and go along with. It comes up everytime I log onto my screen (not onto the internet). Any help is great! :
It's title is: RUNDL
and the prompt says: Error loading C:\WINDOWS\Downloaded Program Files\bridge.dll [next line] The specified module could not be found

*Me being someone with almost no computer knowledge, would this be a file that I need? I (along with my family) have never dled anything called "bridge" so any info would be of great help!

-jeanett
icouldfall19ATyahooDOTcom

 

[Maid~Marian]

Found this link, hope this helps
http://www.computing.net/security/wwwboard/forum/10249.html

I constantly am getting this prompt from (assuming) Windows and I'm not

sure if this is a problem, or something I should just ignore and go along
with. It comes up everytime I log onto my screen (not onto the internet).
Any help is great!

It's title is: RUNDLL
and the prompt says: Error loading C:\WINDOWS\Downloaded Program

Files\bridge.dll [next line] The specified module could not be found.

*Me being someone with almost no computer knowledge, would this be a file

that I need? I (along with my family) have never dled anything called
"bridge" so any info would be of great help!*

 

[Guest]

Hi

I have the same problem exept that I did a virus scan that got rid of my virus but it also got rid of two of my system files
The prompt is the same thing

Alan

 

[roger]

Hi jeanette,

I constantly am getting this prompt from (assuming) Windows and I'm not sure if this is a problem, or something I should just ignore and go along with. It comes up everytime I log onto my screen (not onto the internet). Any help is great!
It's title is: RUNDLL
and the prompt says: Error loading C:\WINDOWS\Downloaded Program Files\bridge.dll [next line] The specified module could not be found.

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[Guest]

Thanks alot everyone. I'll try the things you guys said and I'll get back to you with the results :

-jeanette