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October 27th 06, 07:06 PM
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rundll
I just posted this on another newsgroup by mistake. My question is do I really need this program on my computer/ I deleted it in Spybot by accident. Thanks in advance
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October 27th 06, 07:17 PM
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rundll
There is no (or should be no) Rundll.exe on NT systems. There is only
Rundll32.exe which is needed, almost no program can run without it! John jonyo wrote: I just posted this on another newsgroup by mistake. My question is do I really need this program on my computer/ I deleted it in Spybot by accident. Thanks in advance
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October 27th 06, 08:17 PM
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rundll
If it helps, I recently had two instances of rundll (not rundll32) running
in my tasklist, which I couldn't stop (well, I *could* stop them, but they just re-started immediately). I did a virus scan, and found three infected files. Once I removed them, I was able to stop the processes and they didn't come back. HTH Tony.
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