Unistx.Exe -Dll Intialization failed ERROR SOS

[Waynerackoz]

Hello. I have an error. When i turn on the computer, after the blue welcome
screen flashed across my screen, my CPU starts working like some mad dog. My
computer then takes around 5 minutes to load up. When my computer is ready, i
clicked on any windows and it took AGES to run. When I lagged badly, I
pressed alt ctrl del for the Windows Task Manager. And guess what? There were
like 100+ processes running currently when im computer has so little
programs.

There was one of this process called uninstx.exe and there were lots of it,
around 15-30. Therefore, I decided to shut the computer down. After i
clicked shutdown, this message came on- uninstx.exe -Dll initialization
failed. Another program came out and it was "End Process/Program Run32.dll".
I knew something was wrong with either my DLL or EXE or even both, I tried
Restore to my last recent settings that worked and it did not even help. HELP!



Wayne.

 

[Elmo]

Waynerackoz wrote:
> Hello. I have an error. When I turn on the computer, after the blue welcome
> screen flashed across my screen, my CPU starts working like some mad dog. My
> computer then takes around 5 minutes to load up. When my computer is ready, I
> clicked on any windows and it took AGES to run. When I lagged badly, I
> pressed alt ctrl del for the Windows Task Manager. And guess what? There were
> like 100+ processes running currently when I'm computer has so little
> programs.
>
> There was one of these processes called uninstx.exe and there were lots of it,
> around 15-30. Therefore, I decided to shut the computer down. After I
> clicked shutdown, this message came on- uninstx.exe -Dll initialization
> failed. Another program came out and it was "End Process/Program Run32.dll".
> I knew something was wrong with either my DLL or EXE or even both, I tried
> Restore to my last recent settings that worked and it did not even help. HELP!

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Joe =o)