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Rundll Error
Solution
Rundll errors can be annoying with
the disruption to your computer’s processing that they
create. It is quite likely that the Rundll errors occurring
on your computer are the result of the presence of
undetected and undeleted spyware.
However, other
reasons exist for this problem as well, including buggy
software, a virus, or a drive error, spyware. Additionally,
an incomplete or faulty installation of software or an
incorrectly performed uninstall of a program can also lie at
the root of the problem.
When Windows attempts to load a file, but isn’t able to do
so, it causes an error. If the reason that Windows was not
able to load the file is simply because it could not locate
the file, this is known as a Rundll error.
Nonetheless, there are solutions to this temporary problem.
The first step to take is to do a simple reboot of your
computer. If this does not solve the problem, you will need
to continue to another possible fix.
Since it is possible that the Rundll error has been caused
by a faulty procedure to uninstall a program, the next step
to take is to redo the uninstall procedure. In order to do
this, it will be necessary to reinstall the program, and
then to complete a new uninstall of the program. If you
perform a clean uninstall and the problem goes away, you
have solved the problem and there is nothing left to do.
However, if this does not solve the problem, then the next
step is to run an anti-spyware application. Use the
anti-spyware program to remove any adware, spyware, or
malware programs that exist on your computer. Be sure that
you also run a virus scan. If the Rundll errors continue to
be a problem, then you will need to continue
troubleshooting.
This is the last option, and hopefully it is a successful
option. You will need to perform a clean boot. In order to
perform a clean boot on your computer, follow these steps:
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Click start to open
the menu.
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Click run.
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Type ‘msconfig’ in
the input field.
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Click ok. The System
Configuration Utility will open.
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Once you are in the
System Configuration Utility, choose the selective
startup option by clicking in the small circle in front
of it. Deselect all but one of the choices that are
listed below it. It doesn’t matter which one you select,
because you will need to do this until you have covered
each one of the choices.
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Click ok, and reboot
your computer.
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Once this process
helps to identify the item in the checkbox that is at
the root of the rundll problem, you will move to the
next step. Next, select the tab at the top of the System
Configuration Utility Window that corresponds to the
item identified as the problem.
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Deselect all but one
of the choices below the tab.
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Reboot your computer.
If the computer reboots without any problems, continue
the process of elimination. Deselect different scenarios
until you identify the problem. Reboot.
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Once you identify the
problematic item, you are finished with this procedure.
Now that you have
identified the problematic item, you will need to contact
the company responsible for the identified product. You
should have this information stored somewhere with the
paperwork that came with the troublesome program or
hardware. If you do not have this information handy, check
online to get it.
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