ntdll.dll , Anyone know what this is ?

Tuddley3 · 12-31-06, 03:25 PM

Well my last Idea did not work. I need to purchase the whole program to repair those files, that will have to wait, but very nice program to have.

Thanks Lzs von swe, I hope I was able to Restore the file(with Webroot Spysweeper), looks like the Advertismen found in Nortnon and Webroot, was low risk and was not going to transmit to 3rd party. It was also located to the registry keys, which I guess would be the same location of ntdll.dll. So, I restored the quarantined item, and will see if this solves the problem.

I decided to restore it after what JScones said "
Usual causes for "sudden" errors in NTDLL.DLL are a) uninstalling software that mistakenly removes registry entries related to the DLL (most likely the cause through removing the SP2 Res Fix) or b) spyware or viruses removing the actual file (most likely not the cause here though as you've confirmed that the file exists).".

I do happen to have an original Windows XP CD from the manufacturer, and will leave that option for last. I did not know I could install it over the existing Windows install, that is nice to know. I would hate to loose all my pictures and documents by doing a complete system recovery.

Thanks a million.

12-31-06, 03:25 PM	#16
Tuddley3 Grey Wolf Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Augusta, Maine USA Posts: 905 Downloads: 170 Uploads: 0	Well my last Idea did not work. I need to purchase the whole program to repair those files, that will have to wait, but very nice program to have. Thanks Lzs von swe, I hope I was able to Restore the file(with Webroot Spysweeper), looks like the Advertismen found in Nortnon and Webroot, was low risk and was not going to transmit to 3rd party. It was also located to the registry keys, which I guess would be the same location of ntdll.dll. So, I restored the quarantined item, and will see if this solves the problem. I decided to restore it after what JScones said " Usual causes for "sudden" errors in NTDLL.DLL are a) uninstalling software that mistakenly removes registry entries related to the DLL (most likely the cause through removing the SP2 Res Fix) or b) spyware or viruses removing the actual file (most likely not the cause here though as you've confirmed that the file exists).". I do happen to have an original Windows XP CD from the manufacturer, and will leave that option for last. I did not know I could install it over the existing Windows install, that is nice to know. I would hate to loose all my pictures and documents by doing a complete system recovery. Thanks a million.