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DLLHost.Exe

Discussion in 'Windows Vista' started by LynxBlade, Jun 28, 2009.

  1. LynxBlade

    LynxBlade Guest

    Hi All, Stupid me, I accidentally was trying to fix something with the
    COM Surrogate Error, (the normal way didn't work, adding it into
    exceptions) and I seem to have deleted the DLLHost.Exe file. I used the
    "Unlocker" program, so it completely removed the file, it didn't go to
    the recycle bin, just *poof* gone. Anyone have a backup or something I
    can place back in my System32 folder? Thank You

    LynxBlade


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    LynxBlade

     
    LynxBlade, Jun 28, 2009
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  3. JEWboy

    JEWboy Guest

    sorry no answer yet - wait for more responses.
    I just wonder - what makes you act so dangerously, excess free time?
    It's like dropping metal debris into your car air intake beyond filter - and
    waiting what blows up first.. Stop playing with Windows, do something more
    useful like a walk, a swim, work harder at your job, your family, why spend
    time with DLLHost.exe? Do you love DLL's in general?
     
    JEWboy, Jun 28, 2009
    #2
  4. Malke

    Malke Guest

    LynxBlade wrote:
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    >
    > Hi All, Stupid me, I accidentally was trying to fix something with the
    > COM Surrogate Error, (the normal way didn't work, adding it into
    > exceptions) and I seem to have deleted the DLLHost.Exe file. I used the
    > "Unlocker" program, so it completely removed the file, it didn't go to
    > the recycle bin, just *poof* gone. Anyone have a backup or something I
    > can place back in my System32 folder? Thank You
    > <!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->

    Start Orb>Search box>type: cmd
    When cmd appears in Results above, right-click and choose "Run as
    administrator". This will give you an elevated command prompt. At the
    prompt, type:

    sfc /scannow [enter]

    to run the System File Checker. It will replace missing/corrupted system
    files.

    Malke
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    MS-MVP
    Elephant Boy Computers - Don't Panic!
     
    Malke, Jun 29, 2009
    #3
  5. DanS

    DanS Guest

    "JEWboy" <Nojunkmetalblade@nojunkprodigy.net> wrote in
    news:OcUwrgF#JHA.5040@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl:
    <!--coloro:blue--><span style="color:blue <!--/coloro-->
    > sorry no answer yet - wait for more responses.
    > I just wonder - what makes you act so dangerously, excess free time?
    > It's like dropping metal debris into your car air intake beyond filter
    > - and waiting what blows up first..<!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->

    No. It's not like that. That is a very bad analogy.
     
    DanS, Jun 29, 2009
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