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Help. Every time I start my computer with windows xp, the windows C:\Program Files\Common opens up and it is empty of course. How can I stop it from opening every time?
Secondly, mwsbar.dll also opens and says the specified module could not be found. What can I also do about that to make it dissapear. I will be grateful of all the help I can get.
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Are you virus and spyware free?
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Yes, I am and I do scan my PC every day. I have no virus to my knowledge.
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Have you scanned in safe mode with networking?
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it looks to be related to spyware.. here is a program that was recommended on a different forum.. I have never used it and it is in foriegn language..
http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/332694
but it seemed to fix the problem..
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Thanks. It fixed the problem alright. I am very grateful.
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Just curious what fixed it if I may ask?
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it is some program.. i dont know what it does.. but it worked.. it has to do with a registery key i believe that runs on start up? Click into the link and you can see what is going on..
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Quote from: ijared on May 02, 2006, 12:28:03 AM
Help. Every time I start my computer with windows xp, the windows C:\Program Files\Common opens up and it is empty of course. How can I stop it from opening every time?
Secondly, mwsbar.dll also opens and says the specified module could not be found. What can I also do about that to make it dissapear. I will be grateful of all the help I can get.
ijared
Are you referring to "
C:\Program Files\
Common Files
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C:\Program Files\
Common
"?
I'm asking because there is a big difference there. I don't have a
Common
folder, but I do have
Common Files
and it shouldn't ever be empty.
By the way, it is spyware/adware related because
mwsbar.dll
is a not good.
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OrGaN_ShIfTeR , I do have 2 folders called C:\Program Files\Common Files" and just "C:\Program Files\Common". "C:\Program Files\Common" is completely empty.
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OrGaN_ShIf, sorry about writing your name wrong. I guess I copied it wrongly.
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