hi what happens if i delete rundll32.exe ive googled it and i cant find anything thanks people
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I think it's an important program and your system will be fukced.
You won't be able to run Window applications that process DLL files I believe.
Don't delete it!
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Well, it depends on where the file is. Any old virus can name itself rundll32.exe and plant itself in your system HOWEVER, this is also a file needed for Windows to run, and unless youre 100% sure that it's a virus or some sort of infection DON'T DELETE IT. It's best just not to touch anything in your C:/Windows/ directory.
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Quote: from Just another kid at 11:38 am on Nov. 6, 2006
Well, it depends on where the file is. Any old virus can name itself rundll32.exe and plant itself in your system HOWEVER, this is also a file needed for Windows to run, and unless youre 100% sure that it's a virus or some sort of infection DON'T DELETE IT. It's best just not to touch anything in your C:/Windows/ directory.
Basically. Get a virus scanner and generally you can right-click on certain files and scan them for virus'.
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If you have Windows XP, and you try to delete those kinds of crucial files, they'll get automatically replaced.
There are ways to get around it, though.
But in your case, I wouldn't recommend deleting it, unless you're bored and want to reinstall Windows.
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Wrong forum. Please use the tech support forum for things like this.
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Well, it depends on where the file is. Any old virus can name itself rundll32.exe and plant itself in your system HOWEVER, this is also a file needed for Windows to run, and unless youre 100% sure that it's a virus or some sort of infection DON'T DELETE IT. It's best just not to touch anything in your C:/Windows/ directory.
