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How to fix RUN DLL Error on startup?

Jun 28, 2009 by mewaela | Posted in Software

Q: This is the error theme
path>\ AppData\Roaming\ybdyqq.dll
With a message"The specified module could not be found"

A: Rundll errors are almost always because of registry errors. How covet has it been since you cleaned your registry? Every time you add or remove files you add links to the registry, but it doesn't transfer them. After a while, the registry is a clogged up mess. You can use Microsoft's Live OneCare Cleanup Scan to safely and straight away clean up the registry, or use CCleaner to do the same thing. Both are free, of course.
http://onecare.get along.com/site/en-us/center/cleanup.htm
http://www.filehippo.com/download_ccleaner/

lucee | Jun 28, 2009

Run DLL error at startup

Aug 09, 2008 by FemiKuti | Posted in Other - Computers

Q: I started getting this error after a trojan offensive. I think I've recovered but I keep getting this dll error at startup: http://img146.imageshack.us/img146/7805/76664742un1.jpg


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Startup solves Microsoft's Hyper-V storage problem

04.06.10

Primer

Hyper-V isn't the only hypervisor that puts a soup on storage, but (as VMware likes to point out) most users can't pack as many VMs onto a server with the nascent Hyper-V as they can when VMware runs the show. In other words, for most applications, VM density with Hyper-V is drop than it is with VMware. As the number of servers grow, the money saved on buying fewer concrete servers is quickly spent on buying more storage.

The Virsto One storage virtualization software hopes to explicate that problem, says CEO Mark Davis. "We reduce the amount of storage footprint of storage machines by 90% compared to deploying Hyper-V without us."If you looked in prison the bits, started with one gold image, fired up 100 copies and ran them for a year, you'd find that almost all bits are still the same ... 80% peradventure even 90% are the same. Yet you made a copy of all the bits, there's a copy of that same DLL in every instance."

With Virsto, the DLL, and all the other files common to every VM, will only get stored once. Virsto One then manages how each essential machine accesses those same, shared files, so that each VM thinks the file belongs to it alone.

Source: NetworkWorld.com

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