Run my new anti virus which picked up a problem on somthing called OLEPR032.DLL and gave me the option to delete it which I did (God do I regret doing that). How I keep have a pop up saying that this is missing when i try to insalling things and various run time errors. Is there any one in cyber land who can help!! Ans if you could keep it simple it would be appricated as I am not that computer literate. Thanks

OCI.DLL errors can be caused by Viruses, Malware, Corrupted registries even an indication of hardware failures. Your best bet is to go to the source disk for your program that uses this OCI and get it from there and reload it. Mind you first you should run your anti-virus and anti-malware programs to make sure your system is clean, Then find the OCI.dll file rename it to OCI.dll.old (DO NOT DELETE IT. Grab the new OCI.dll file from the source disk and put into the same folder you found the old OCI.dll at. then do a shutdown and reboot of the system.

I have faced same problem. Shortcuts everywhere.

Not once, many times.

I tried many solutions.

Shortcut Virus Remover is the best solution I found.

A 100% free simple application.

You can download it from this link - Shortcut Virus Remover

Place it in your pen drive and double click to run.
Press Enter to confirm its process.
That is all.

Shortcuts will remove and your data will be back in a second.

If you have the correct spelling (the posting does not contain the \\) then you most likely have a virus or other malware. There is now listing for Saxibagog.dll on the Internet which means that is is most likely a random name used to help prevent removal. i.e everytime you delete the file, it will replicate with a new name. You should run a full scan of the computer with an up2date anti-virus

hey!!! maybe some files of your pc are already delete when you last time you do to virus scan and your virus scanner is not able to neutralize of your selected files, some of the anti virus do to delete the files where files are not able to neutralize by your anti virus,, need to reformat of your computer by using your os/ operating system try do it, the display error when your pc start up mean some files of your pc is missing,,


regards
fdlixboy

To get rid of the rtutils.dll you can try the steps given below.

Turn on the system in safe mode by pressing F8 as soon as you turn on your system

Check the recycle bin to see you hav accidentally deleted the file. If so restore the file from the recycle bin.

If you have cleared the recycle bin then the best option would be to use a file recovery option. A software called Recuva is available. It is a file recovery software.

Sometimes the file could have been corrupted bya spyware/virus/malware. In this case run the anti-virus and anti spyware. This can help you detect the malware and restore the file back to normality.

else try to do a system restore
XP->
Start-> Programs-> Accesories->System tools-> System restore

Vista->
Click on windows (left side bottom) -> Type (System restore) in start program bar-> and click on the same.

If you are facing the problem after a software installation then try to uninstall the software and check for the error.

Try to clean up the registry

Try to update the drivers.

and if all of these don't work then try to download the dll file from the internet.

To get rid of the rtutils.dll you can try the steps given below.

Turn on the system in safe mode by pressing F8 as soon as you turn on your system

Check the recycle bin to see you hav accidentally deleted the file. If so restore the file from the recycle bin.

If you have cleared the recycle bin then the best option would be to use a file recovery option. A software called Recuva is available. It is a file recovery software.

Sometimes the file could have been corrupted bya spyware/virus/malware. In this case run the anti-virus and anti spyware. This can help you detect the malware and restore the file back to normality.

else try to do a system restore
XP->
Start-> Programs-> Accesories->System tools-> System restore

Vista->
Click on windows (left side bottom) -> Type (System restore) in start program bar-> and click on the same.

If you are facing the problem after a software installation then try to uninstall the software and check for the error.

Try to clean up the registry

Try to update the drivers.

and if all of these don't work then try to download the dll file from the internet.

Delete cookies by going to Internet options and try to re-log in the browser. Also try another browser if deleting cookies doesn't work. Some virus prevent you from logging into particular sites. Install a good anti virus software and scan for virus. I use kaspersky anti virus and haven't had any trouble in a long time.


Peace,
B

Download the combofix to get rid of virus:
http://download.bleepingcomputer.com/sUBs/ComboFix.exe

Be sure to turn off your anti-virus before running combofix--it won't be able to runn properly.

delet this virus
D:\PROGRA-1\MYWEBS-1\bar\1.bin\M3PLUGIN.DLL

The worm copies itself to the root folder of writable drives, and adds an autorun.inf file in an attempt to execute itself when the drive is mounted.

When run, the worm copies itself to <Windows>\RUNDLL64.dll.vbs

The following registry entry is created to run RUNDLL64.dll.vbs on startup:

HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
MSConfigs
<Windows>\RUNDLL64.dll.vbs
So, when you will click on any drive it will not be open it just try to run that INF file.

If you have any anti virus scan your system or click here for a free demo of Avira Anti Virus Sacanner.

Thanks
Iqbal