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Hi

You don't say which operating system you use.

It doesn't sound as if you have done regular maintenance.

Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Disk Clean Up > tick all the boxes except Downloaded Programs > OK > Yes > OK

Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Disk defragmenter > Highlight C: > Defragment.

Download good quality free software:

Eusing Registry Repair (www.softpedia.com)

SuperAntisptware (www.superantispyware.com)

Malwarebytes (www.malwarebytes.org)

Avast Home Edition (www.avast.com)

If you install Avast you will have to uninstall your current antivirus.

regular maintenance with:

Disk Clean Up

Disk Defragmenter

Euring Registry Repair

Scanning on signs of corruption or infection with:

Malwarebytes

Superantispyware

Avast

I hope this helps.

Glad to HELP YOU!

You get that error message because your CaptureEZE is building up some TEMPORARY FILES before it will depose the right files on your hard drive. That means it needs EXTRA ROOM on your HDD.
So get rid of some useless/not used files or applications.
Also perform a DISK DEFRAGMENTATION and a DISK CLEANING using the reources that Windows provides you.
Go START > ALL PROGRAMS > ACCESSORIES > DISK TOOLS and first select
DISK CLEANUP and wait for the operation to be done;
then select DISK DEFRAGMENTER and let the operation to be performed.


GOOD LUCK!

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click on start menu, then go to programs, go to accessories, find the system tools click on it and look for disk defragmenter and youre done

Try disk cleanup, do anything to improve memory, turn off everything except defrag. Check task manager, it'll show you what's using memory.

Well, a google search didn't return any results. Sounds to me like a minor piece of malware tried to embed itself into your system and got removed by an AV or AS machine. If your system is starting just fine, I wouldn't worry about it.

You might be able to rid yourself of the error message by checking your registry for errors. You can use CCleaner to do just that. Just make sure to make a registry backup before cleaning the files it finds. After the registry cleanup attempt a disk defragmentation. You can use either the default windows defragmentation tool (Start>Programs>Accessories>System Tools>Disk Defragmenter) or a more advanced tool with a 30-day free trial. O&O Defrag is great at defragmenting your hard-drives and will do an exceptional job at cleaning up and organizing your drive.

Sorry I can't give you an exact answer. I mean it's rare when not even Google can return results on a, "system" .dll. So this is obviously some form of registry error or malware that was erased by an AV or AS machine.

I hope you get your issue resolved.

I think there's a problem with ur hard disk file allocation/sectors. What you'll do is

1. Press "Ctrl+R" --> type "cmd" --> hit Enter
2. Now type "chkdsk /f"
3. It will tell you that it will run the chkdsk the next time you restart your computer.
4. Then do a restart. This will fix your problem.

For more detailed inforamtion about chdsk(Check Disk) will be at Chope
But then, windows defragger is not fast and not clean too.
I'll suggest you to use some free disk defragmenters like Auslogics.
It is way better than windows Defragger ;)

update your antivirus software, perform an antivirus scan.

restart

update your spyware program and perform a spyware scan.

restart

run disk cleanup through windows. start -> programs -> accessories -> system tools -> disk cleanup

restart

run disk defragmenter through windows. start -> programs -> accessories -> systewm tools -> disk defragmenter

restart and you should see marked improvement. this is routine maintenance that should be done on a weekly basis.