If this finds, and eliminates, the application that was being hosted by that instance of RUNDL元2, your computer should run normally. Run your anti-virus and anti-malware software, and do a full scan of your computer. You will need them.įinally, disconnect from the Internet and reboot your computer in Safe Mode. If you do not have good anti-virus and anti-malware protection already installed on your computer, you should use a different computer to connect to a reputable software vendor (there are also some anti-malware providers who offer free software) and download applications that you can write to a CD-ROM. Most likely, your computer is now running a process that allows someone else to control your computer and start additional processes on your computer to send spam or participate in other illegal processes. The behavior you describe, where your computer now has a process that requires connection to the Internet, sounds very much as though you have been infected by malware. Did you download this from the software developer’s Web site, or from a bit-torrent site? “Need for Speed” sounds like a software game. We have taken reasonable steps to reduce risks against viruses but please rely on your own virus check as no responsibility or liability can be accepted for any damage sustained as a result of this transmission. If you have received this message in error do not open any attachment, instead please inform the sender and then delete the message from your system. If you are not the intended recipient you must not copy, distribute, disseminate, nor act upon the information. This email is confidential and intended solely for the addressee.įor your security this email contains a digital signature which verifies the identity of the email sender.
P Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail You can now go to the location of the program being run by RUNDLL.EXE, and check what the program actually is, it’s probably a DLL file of some description, possibly related in some way to your “Need for Speed” program, but check anyway to make sure it’s not a virus. (You may need to maximise your task manager window, and adjust the column widths to see all the information you require). From the menu select View > Select Columns Scroll down the list until you get to the option “Command Line”, and click the box beside it to select it You task manager will now show the command line associated with each program running in your PC Locate your errant RUNDLL.EXE you can now see what program RUNDLL.EXE is running. First of all open windows task manager, and go to the processes tab.
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