I've Tried Everything I Could Possibly Think.

Every time I start up my computer, ever sense about 4 months ago, I always have this error pop up.



I'm not exactly sure what deleted the .dll and I'm not sure what the .dll belonged to in the first place. I was just wondering if anybody had any idea's on maybe how to fix the error or find the program it belonged to.

Please I will be grateful for any help.

It's just a bit annoying that I try to keep up on cleaning my computer and make sure its protected, and these kind of things happen. ^_^

 

Hi Patrick.Welcome to Computer Help Forums.
4mths is a long time to have an issue and I doubt system restore would go back that far.
You could try of course.
It has to do with a software program you have installed in the last 4 mths.
I suggest if you can remember what programs, uninstall one at a time till the popup stops.
Hope your not using a Registry Cleaner as they do more harm than good, normally.

 

I use Advanced SystemCare 5 and seems to have not caused me any issues other than this one. So I will in fact try to remember all the programs I have downloaded lately, but that is gonna be a tough one, sense I downloaded a lot of F2P MMO's. *Crys*

But ty for your help.

 

437297196.exe looks odd to me.

If you don't recognise this - Google comes up with nothing - then try deleting it.

Follow the path:
Computer > C:\ > arron > AppData > roaming
Scroll down and locate 437297196.exe

Try right click > Delete.

Does your system run OK otherwise?

 

Yup, its all up to date and everything, ty very much ^_^

 

A search for the cscomp.dll shows it is part of Visual Studio (C Compiler) did you have it installed or do you still have it installed?

Suggestion would be to install/reinstall the .NET framework first, download here - https://www.microsof...s.aspx?id=17851

If that doesn't work then reinstall/uninstall Visual Studio depending on whether you use it or need it at all, download link here - https://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/en-us/products/2010-editions/visual-csharp-express

 

So if I shouldn't use that, what would you recommend me using that is Free? I need some sort of program(s) to keep my computer clean of cookies and what not.

 

I will add, do stay away from so called registry cleaners, to explain, the registry does not need to be cleaned, Windows looks after the registry in such a way that cleaning is not needed.
secondly, registry cleaners can actually do major harm, usually by removing vital registry keys, they may look harmless, but sometimes are an important part of the operating system, even if they appear to be an orphaned entry.

C.Cleaner is a useful cleaning tool if you come across it, but due to my warning as above, do not use the registry part of it.

Nev.

 

How true. In the beginning I wrecked my OS on two occassions using CCleaner as I was inexperienced.
I run Windows Disc Cleanup regularly instead of a Registry Cleaner and use SuperAntiSpyware for the bad cookies.
Works well and is safe.

 

We seem to have deviated slightly from the original problem.

I am sure Patrick must be confused.

Patrick
Did you try deleting the 437297196.exe from the Roaming folder?

I suggest Starbuck takes a look at the system to give you the all clear.

 

Actually by downloading Malwarebytes Anti-Malware I scanned and found the missing .dll file was actually a Malware or Trojan. (w/e it may have been called.)
And so after the scan was done I restarted my computer and poof it was no longer causing me grief.

TY VERY MUCH GUYS. YOU REALLY HELP ALOT! ^_^

 

Patrick

Good to hear that the annoying problem seems to have been resolved.