My Spec: MB – Gigabyte X58 UD4P(BIOS F7), CPU – i7 920, Graphics – Zotac 9800GTX+, Memory – OCZ DDR3 1066 Gold 12Gb, Hard drive – Western Digital 1TB x 2, PSU – Hi-Power 900w, Tower – Antec 300, Monitor – 24″ LG x 2. Tell us the things you’ve tried, we might know of additional steps to solve your problem. A good idea is to have your system spec as a signature, then you don’t have to keep putting those details in. As an example: if you have a printer issue, give us the make and model of the printer, what driver version are you using? if you are replacing a printer what are you replacing and what are you replacing it with? have you uninstalled the drivers? give us your operating system i.e. What’s your understanding of PC’s? Novice, I know a bit, expert? things like this help us to target issues more accurately. Put the full errors messages not just part of it. Put your system specifications in the post, this is important for hardware related issues, but also to a lesser degree, software issues. A lack of detail will not get answers, it will get questions, so put as much detail as you can in the first post, this will speed up the process of diagnosis. – Ittoolbox: Here are a few tips to getting good replies to your posts. Which antivirus do you have and do you have any firewall software? regards Lee
Malwarebytes is a good scanner at the moment, spybot too links to both are in my sig below, also update your antivirus if you have any, and run a full system scan for peace of mind, if you don’t a link to AVG free is in my sig below. If you have any doubts as to the legitimacy of your rundll32.exe files, scan your system. Next, the DLL is unloaded upon the return of. The command line tail is passed when the is called. Afterwards, from the function, it gets the addresses through GetProcAddress(). The specified DLL is then loaded through the function LoadLibrary(). The rundll32.exe file operates by parsing the command line. However the only DLLs that you can call with the rundll.exe and rundll32.exe files are the ones that are only specified to be accessed by these processes. Rundll32.exe works by invoking a function that is exported from a specific 16-bit or 32-bit DLL module. The rundll32.exe process is known as a command line utility program, and it performs its embedded functions along with the rundll.exe file. Tech blurb: The rundll32.exe process is responsible for running DLLs and placing its libraries in the memory.
Yes and No, you can have multiple Rundll32.exe files running at the same time that are legitimate, but there are malware that use rundll32.exe to exploit the system.
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