I downloaded a program from the we called UnhackMe that can remove rookets and trogens and other viruses but before I downloaded it I check on line to see if it was safe. I got many reviews that said that it was safe and others that said that it was not so I thought that I would try it. After I downloaded it removed many viruses that Webroot and many others did not detect. UnhackMe detected that rundll32.exe was a virus so I thought that it would remove it and replace it with a clean one (like other programs do). After the scan I went to the control panel to change a setting then I saw this: Windows cannot find 'C: Windows system32 rundll32.exe'.

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Nov 19, 2014 - Here is how I troubleshot what program was using the rundll32.exe and in the process was killing my battery. Step One: I downloaded Process.

Make sure you typed the name correctly and try again. I also cannot run any windows 8 apps or edit or view any kind of settings. I have checked other posts and you windows people said to put in your windows xp disk in the disk drive but I have a windows 8 computer and they don't sell windows 8 disks with those. Also in the posts you windows people also say to do a SFC scan which does not work. So I need an answer that will work and an not one of those answers that you have said many times before.

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I also don't want to install Windows 8.1 if that will work because the last time I installed it on my old computer my computers performance went down a little. Hi Lucas, What happens when you run SFC(System File Checker) scan? RunDLL is a legitimate Windows file that executes/loads.dll (Dynamic Link Library) modules which too can be legitimate or sometimes malware related. A RunDLL 'Error loading. Message usually occurs when the.dll file that was set to run at startup in the registry or as a scheduled task has been deleted. Windows is trying to load this file(s) but cannot locate it since the file was mostly likely removed during an anti-virus or anti-malware scan. However, an associated orphaned registry entry still remains and is telling Windows to load the file when you boot up.

Since the file no longer exists, Windows will display an error message. You can use another Computer with the same Windows 8 version and with a flash drive copy C: Windows System32 rundll32.exe in the other computer to C: Windows System32 in your computer. If you need any further assistance with Windows Operating System, please post your query on Microsoft Community Forums and we’ll be glad to assist you with it.