Windows Error Messages

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sjbllr15

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Whenever Windows loads up these TWO error messages show up. The first error message title is RegSvr32 and the message says: LoadLibrary("C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\whgzulqx.dll") failed - The specific module could not be found. Then there is an "OK" button.

The second error message titleis RegSvr32 and the message says: LoadLibrary("C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\lqvqruhs.dll") failed - The specific module could not be found. Then there is an "OK" button.

Any ideas what these messages mean???
 
The MS Visual Studio found in Windows going back to 95 and NT 4.0 all the way to Vista as the current version runs into that one. The MS page with a link there for selecting the version of Windows and the problem being seen is at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/249873

The dynamic link library for drivers and active x controls are usually effected by this. One site offers a free scan for all related regsvr32.dll errors and even a link for download of a fresh copy. Running the "sfc /scannow" command at the Run prompt with the Windows disk in the drive would be a better idea however. http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?regsvr32

Since there are various types of Visual Basic type errors with that particular pair of files(regsvr32.exe-regsvr32.dll) someone wrote a blog listing descriptions for each at http://bloobee.com/regsvr32-exe/
 
Sounds like something you uninstalled didn't clean up everything it installed. I can't find anything relating to the specific dlls you've posted, I don't know if they are for legitimate software or not.
 
That's where I ended looking at more general rather then specific information. Since that is a host service type error it would seem to point at a 3rd party software maybe seeing something leftover in the registry as well as now orphan drivers.
 
Neither driver name comes up with any results let alone a backdoor trojan of some type while that can't be ruled out either. But you can see some rather odd driver names on freewares as well as a virus or trojan.

One tool called RegSeeker allows you to run a search in the registry for specific drivers and see them removed. You can also use that to hunt for the drivers in the system32 or other folder they name to see those gone too. That's a free registry tool found at http://www.hoverdesk.net/freeware.htm
 
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