[pchelpers] Re: I'm one of those people

Bob:

Thanks for the information. At the time when I sent out the message
I wasn't sure what the DLL file did. As soon as I moved it from windows
I found out. It would not open system properties with out it. What I did to
work around was top copy another copy from another computer. Then I
just drag and dropped into windows file and it cleared right up. Thanks
again.

Another question: Now you got me going. Anyone out there in pchelpers
world had and experience with I-worm/menace? I don't have on the computer
I'm using now, but the one that had a bad Rundll.32.exe.

Roger Miller

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert McLellan" <bobmclellan@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <pchelpers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, May 31, 2003 4:28 AM
Subject: [pchelpers] Re: I'm one of those people


>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Roger Miller" <rraromi@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> > Know anything about rundll32.exe ?
> > Sony PCV-200 233 mhz _32mgs W98
>
> That is a nice easy question.  I like these kind.  :-)
>
> Bob McLellan
> Rundll32.exe is an essential Windows file, used internally to activate a
> wide variety of system functions, from formatting floppy disks to handling
> Open with... on the right-click pop-up menu. If the file is missing or
> corrupted, you'll have big problems. To recover, put your original Windows
> CD in the CD-ROM drive, open an MS-DOS prompt, and navigate to the folder
on
> the CD-ROM that contains the setup .cab files. These will be files with
> sequentially numbered names like Win98_ 21.cab, Win98_ 22.cab, and so
forth.
> Within that directory, determine the first CAB file name in numerical
> sequence. Now enter the command extract/LC:\Windows /A win98_ 21.cab
> rundll32.exe, replacing Win98_ 21.cab with the actual lowest- numbered cab
> file name. This will extract a fresh copy of Rundll32 .exe and put this
> essential file directly into your Windows folder.
>
>
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