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Error loading C:\Program Files\Common Files\Paretologic\UUS2\UUS.dll?

Jun 26, 2009 by Aris | Posted in Software

Q: Error loading C:\Program Files\Plain Files\Paretologic\UUS2\UUS.dll
The specific module could not be found.
evry time i start my pc on it come this bulletin on

I get this error "error Loading C:/program Files/common Files/Paretlogic/uus2/uus.dll" where is it coming?

Apr 05, 2009 by Thomas | Posted in Other - Computers

Q: This error comes up now and then How do I find out where it is vexing to load from so that I can get it off. Use to have a program "Paretlogic" but uninstalled it some time ago. Thanks

Solutions: Error loading ParetoLogic file can be fixed by reinstalling

20.09.09

On my Compaq Presario with Windows XP, I am getting this error: "Error Loading C:\program files\ordinary files\paretologic\UU52\UUS.DLL. This Specified module could not be found." How can I fix it?

ParetoLogic is a software firm with products such as antivirus/malware. If you have a consequence, reinstalling may correct the problem. Otherwise, this should get rid of the error message: Click Start, All Files, Accessories, System Tools, Scheduled Tasks. You should see an access for ParetoLogic. Delete it. If you are using the antivirus application, follow up with their support and find out what went lapse. Make sure you have an up-to-date antivirus, such as Microsoft OneCare (http://onecare.finish.com).

I have new programs running on my computer such as SMSvcHost.exe. I haven't installed any newer programs lately. This one says that it is a "network military talents" in Task manager. I've searched on the Web, but I'm grasping at straws .

This is used by .Net applications for TCP Port Sharing Help. It should be located in or subordinate to folder C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework. It is a known safe procedure, but not necessary for Windows itself — so if you kill it in Task Manager, Windows will be fine. However, this serving defaults to a startup type of disabled, so something is making it run. If you're running Vista, click the Vista button and breed Services. Otherwise you can find it under Programs, Administrative Tools. Click the Services link and scroll and find the NetTcpPortSharing repair. You can set it back to Disabled by changing its startup type.

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