I have been getting a Rundll32 file error when rebooting. My computer has been crashing again and again. I have been reading to find out what programs should I run on start up and found this RunDLL32. After reading here and following directions and downloading the process explorer for my XP system this is the file path that come up in the properties of the RunDLL32 file. Hoping someone can tell me if it is a good file or bad and if it should be on my start up process?
Thank you!
How-To Geek Forums / Windows XP
RunDLL file question and problem
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http://www.howtogeek.com/howto.....t-running/ I guess you read this.
http://www.howtogeek.com/forum.....replies=12 Read this thread may help.
There are NO, repeat NO, entries that must be in startup. Only those programs like your antivirus and firewall, if any, that you would have to physically have to start yourself.
time date .cpl changes the Time zone. Unless you somehow need to mess with your time zone every time you boot up you do not need that entry and it should be disabled.
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