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Ok, hi again,
On the advice of a friend, I managed to access Control Panel through the New Task function of the Task Manager, C:\WINDOWS\system32\control.exe
This brings up Control Panel and Explorer, which then stays up, even after closing Control Panel. So that's fine.
But then I restarted my Computer, and everything seems to start up fine, but then the desktop disappears.
Then, concurrently, WinPatrol brings to my attention the programs that started it all
C:\WINDOWS\system32\iifdaYrP.dll
which WinPatrol counsels it is in a key location of my computer's operating system.
Also,
C:\WINDOWS\system32\nsk.dll
This time, I rejected them unequivocally.
They keep coming back, and I keep rejecting them.
I Control Panel'ed again, so Explorer is back for forseeable future, but I haven't licked this yet. Anybody know what is up?
Thanks again.
On the advice of a friend, I managed to access Control Panel through the New Task function of the Task Manager, C:\WINDOWS\system32\control.exe
This brings up Control Panel and Explorer, which then stays up, even after closing Control Panel. So that's fine.
But then I restarted my Computer, and everything seems to start up fine, but then the desktop disappears.
Then, concurrently, WinPatrol brings to my attention the programs that started it all
C:\WINDOWS\system32\iifdaYrP.dll
which WinPatrol counsels it is in a key location of my computer's operating system.
Also,
C:\WINDOWS\system32\nsk.dll
This time, I rejected them unequivocally.
They keep coming back, and I keep rejecting them.
I Control Panel'ed again, so Explorer is back for forseeable future, but I haven't licked this yet. Anybody know what is up?
Thanks again.
Dec 6, 2008 at 09:10 PM
iifda.YrP.dll seems to be real problem. Apparently, this is disguising itself as an IE Helper. Removing it on WinPatrol does nothing. Delete file upon reboot does nothing. Finding the file and deleting it won't work - it keeps on telling me that another person or program is using it, but what I can't fathom. Sigh. Wit's end here. It just won't stop.
Any ideas? Thanks.
Dec 6, 2008 at 09:37 PM