Thread: Bridge.dll
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Old 17-04-2004, 10:54   #5
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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
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