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Reboot to SAFE MODE:
Make sure you can view hidden & system files -> http://www.xtra.co.nz/help/0,,4155-1916458,00.html
Here are directions to boot into SAFE MODE if you need them:
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/ts...2409420406
Please delete the following:
C:\WINDOWS\System32\bridge.dll
Reboot Normally and post a new log.
Make sure you can view hidden & system files -> http://www.xtra.co.nz/help/0,,4155-1916458,00.html
Here are directions to boot into SAFE MODE if you need them:
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/ts...2409420406
Please delete the following:
C:\WINDOWS\System32\bridge.dll
Reboot Normally and post a new log.
Why do you want to remove it?
DLL's are dynamic link libraries used by various applications. Do you know which app it's tied to? Removing the app will remove the dll as well.
You didn't give enough information to determine whether you should take it off or not, and your question "What does this mean", doesn't make much sense in that if you don't know what something means, don't be touching it until you do...
Did a virus program point it out to you or something? How did that line come up for you?
DLL's are dynamic link libraries used by various applications. Do you know which app it's tied to? Removing the app will remove the dll as well.
You didn't give enough information to determine whether you should take it off or not, and your question "What does this mean", doesn't make much sense in that if you don't know what something means, don't be touching it until you do...
Did a virus program point it out to you or something? How did that line come up for you?
plmuscle said:
Still need more details. Does a dos window pop up? Do you get any error messages? Does the window say anything else in it, like perhaps that file is not found?
Give as much detail as you can.
That isn't an address, it's a directory path to a file. Windows/system32 is a common directory 32 bit dll's are stored in. 16 bit ones are stored in windows/system.
Give as much detail as you can.
That isn't an address, it's a directory path to a file. Windows/system32 is a common directory 32 bit dll's are stored in. 16 bit ones are stored in windows/system.
plmuscle said:
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Ok PL.....here is a link that will show a thread with the answer to your question. Read the thread and click on the other link and follow all the directions (steps) exactly.
http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=30267
http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=30267
Something changed, or wasn't loaded properly, or the file got deleted accidentally. You can accidentally load sw off the net, for instance...
Go to your control panel, go to add/remove sw, and see if there is any software listed that you didn't load.
Quite honestly though, it won't hurt anything. If everything is working, leave it alone.
If it was me, I'd start up regedit and do a search through the registry, find out what sw uses that dll, and delete it, or reload it. But I think that will be beyond your ability.
Go to your control panel, go to add/remove sw, and see if there is any software listed that you didn't load.
Quite honestly though, it won't hurt anything. If everything is working, leave it alone.
If it was me, I'd start up regedit and do a search through the registry, find out what sw uses that dll, and delete it, or reload it. But I think that will be beyond your ability.
plmuscle said:
Hey Neo David... it may say that it's a dll file but it's not.. It's a Hijaking program made to look like a Dll... This is not a new trick.. It is simply a nasty piece of spyware... this bridge dLL file is not part of a windows operating system.
Simply running ad-aware may very well get rid of it.. (just remember to update it before you run it)
Simply running ad-aware may very well get rid of it.. (just remember to update it before you run it)
