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John Smiths 17-04-2004 10:35

Bridge.dll
 
Hey,
Everytime i boot WinXP, i get an error saying that it can't find c:\...\bridge.dll

It doesn't seem to have affected anything other than that it has this error every boot time. It more annoying than anything else, but also is something that scares me about windows - it makes me realise how unstable it is.

Computer info:

WinXP Pro SP1, latest updates (doing them now)
Pentium 4 3.06 GHz HT
1024mb ddr ram
60gb hdd

not sure all that info is useful, but if u need any more just ask. oh and btw it's a laptop.

thanks for the help in advance!!

willie 17-04-2004 10:40

Re: Bridge.dll
 
This a spyware program would suggest use ad-aware or some other spyware removal tool

John Smiths 17-04-2004 10:45

Re: Bridge.dll
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Web Junkie
This a spyware program would suggest use ad-aware or some other spyware removal tool

Cheers, altho i heard something about this on another forum whilst searching the web and it tried adaware etc and it didn't work....:(

Will try again.

willie 17-04-2004 10:51

Re: Bridge.dll
 
It may be in startup options to load this
goto
Start
Run
type in msconfig
then goto to startup opions
look for bridge.dll in there and just untick it

Chris W 17-04-2004 10:54

Re: Bridge.dll
 
this is browser hijacker, you should be able to disable it in msconfig so it doesn't load at startup, and if this is successful then remove the registry entry for it.

It will appear in msconfig (start->run-> mconfig) on the startup tab as either Bridge Rundll32.exe ...bridge.dll or Rundll rundll32.exe bridge.dll, Load.

This will only disable the process, not remove it so you might want to try hijack this to remove it as well.

hth

paulyoung666 17-04-2004 10:56

Re: Bridge.dll
 
it is linked to a trojan as far as i can see , there is any amount of removal tools floating about , pick one and see :)

John Smiths 17-04-2004 11:05

Re: Bridge.dll
 
ok, i have disabled it in the startup (via msconfig) but can't find any utilities to actually remove it...

Defiant 17-04-2004 11:11

Re: Bridge.dll
 
try adaware and spybot from www.download.com both can be updated once installed too

John Smiths 17-04-2004 11:32

Re: Bridge.dll
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Defiant
try adaware and spybot from www.download.com both can be updated once installed too

got adaware, spyblaster and just tried hijack this....will try spybot though.

paulyoung666 17-04-2004 11:48

Re: Bridge.dll
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by John Smiths
got adaware, spyblaster and just tried hijack this....will try spybot though.


have you tried any of the online trojan scans :)


edit :- try this one :)

ntl customer 17-04-2004 12:19

Re: Bridge.dll
 
Quote:

ok, i have disabled it in the startup (via msconfig) but can't find any utilities to actually remove it...
If you want to scrub the entry from your startup you will need to download this program to delete it. A useful alternative to the startup part of msconfig.


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