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paul777
 Post subject: windows error
PostPosted: Tue Mar 29, 2011 6:06 pm 
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hello al
can you help please every time i start my pc this meesage comes up i can`t get rid of it

ERROR LOADING
C:/WINDOWS\TRFMS.DLL
THE SPECIFIED MODULE COULD NOT BE FOUND

any advice please running XP
thank you paul
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 Post subject: Re: windows error
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can you get into safe mode and run a system restore?

what os are you running?!
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Probably something has been deleted. Can't seem to see which programmes use it. So you could go start, run, msconfig. Look at your startup list. Untick them one at a time, remembering to put the tick back after each reboot to see which one it is.
You might see the file its looking for in the command column.
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I'd recommend you run a scan for viruses/spyware.

Download and run Malwarebytes following the instructions and download link from here

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