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pcmagic

pcmagic

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i get this error when i start up my pc ..!! how can i fix it .???
is there anything in .....msgconfig...... to fix it .?
 
NEWDOT is spyware I beluieve. You'll want to remove that program, and run a few scans with a good antivirus/spyware removal program
 
What about this???

RUNDLL ERROR
Error loading C:\PROGRA~1\NEWDOT~1\NEWDOT~2.DLL
The system cannot find the path specified.

CAUSE:

This problem occurs when the New.net Client was incorrectly uninstalled through the use of a 3rd party removal method. New.net software is neither adware nor spyware, however some anti-spyware, anti-adware, or antivirus applications and some websites incorrectly label our software as such. Using such applications or instructions may result in the above error messages as well as lost network access.

RESOLUTION:

1. Update your version of the New.net Client. To do this, visit the New.net web site at http://www.new.net, and then click on the ENABLE YOUR BROWSER TO SEE NEW.NET DOMAINS link in the upper-right corner of the page.
OR
2. Uninstall your version of the New.net Client. To do this, follow the simple and straightforward removal instructions listed at the NewDotNet web site at http://www.newdotnet.com/removal.html.
 
by the looks of the error there would be a startup entry in msconfig, the fact that the file is missing when it starts up rundll32.exe is causing the error.
have a look for an entry that specifies rundll32.exe with the path and/or file shown in the entry, untick it and that should stop the error
 
Hairy_Lee said:
by the looks of the error there would be a startup entry in msconfig, the fact that the file is missing when it starts up rundll32.exe is causing the error.
have a look for an entry that specifies rundll32.exe with the path and/or file shown in the entry, untick it and that should stop the error
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Yeah, I had a problem like that with a solution pretty similar to that too.

It won't be under the location "Common Startup" and is most likely to be at the top of the list with other C:\ path start-ups.
 
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