Rundll32 Exe Windows 10

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Rundll32.exe Windows 10 Error
Rundll32.exe Missing Windows 10
System32 Rundll32.exe Windows 10

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Aug 04, 2017 Rundll32.exe errors are frequently caused by conflicts with the file or installation profile, misuse of the file or respective directories, or a malicious attack on the system. To further assist you with your concern, we would like to gather more information about the issue you are experiencing. In order to fix Rundll32.exe files you need to know some facts about this EXE file, this system file is one of the important file of Windows 10’s functioning.It is actually a code network that responsible for connecting more than one programs on the system. System uses the same code for a variety of programs/services, in order to increase the system’s processing memory and power. Jun 03, 2017 I have the same issue. Local Administrator account is fine when changing Desktop Icon Settings, however, when trying to change 'Desktop Icon Settings' in Domain Administrator account, Windows gives the following error: 'C:Windowssystem32rundll32.exe' 'Windows cannot access the specified device, path, or file.

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Description: The original rundll32.exe from Microsoft is an important part of Windows, but often causes problems. Rundll32.exe is located in the C:WindowsSystem32 folder. Known file sizes on Windows 10/8/7/XP are 33,280 bytes (47% of all occurrences), 44,544 bytes and 30 more variants. The process is a service, and the service name is bff42538.
Windows 10 comes with a number of useful Rundll32 commands which will allow you to open system folders, Control panel applets and various configuration dialog windows and wizards. They are very useful when you need to create a shortcut to some Windows feature to open it directly.
Nov 07, 2018 Windows Rundll32 commands loads and runs 32-bit dynamic-link libraries (DLLs) that can be used for directly invoking specified functions, or used to create shortcuts with. This tutorial will provide you with a list of Rundll32 commands that can be.
Jul 10, 2016 Solution: C:WINDOWSsystem32rundll32.exe 'Windows cannot access the specified device, path or file. You may not have appropriate permissions to access the.

The rundll32.exe file runs and distributes various DLL libraries within the memory of the file system. This process is considered a command line application and runs the core functions within the file itself. Rundll32.exe errors are frequently caused by conflicts with the file or installation profile, misuse of the file or respective directories, or a malicious attack on the system. To further assist you with your concern, we would like to gather more information about the issue you are experiencing.

Since when have you been experiencing the issue?
Did you make any significant changes on the PC prior to the issue?
Are you getting any error messages when trying to perform certain actions? If so, what are these actions and what is the particular error message.
Are you running a third-party antivirus software?

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Since when have you been experiencing the issue?

From the month of April.

Did you make any significant changes on the PC prior to the issue?

Nope.

Are you getting any error messages when trying to perform certain actions? If so, what are these actions and what is the particular error message?

There is no error message..but while turning on my PC windows is not booting.

It just stuck at the motherboard splash.

I just want to know whether these things happen due to this rundll32.exe error.

Help me to fix this below.

Are you running a third-party antivirus software?

No, I'm using only Windows defender.

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Hi Aaron,

To isolate your concern, we suggest that you run System File checker.It is a command that you can use to scan all protected files and replaces damaged or corrupted versions with the correct versions where possible. Check this articlefor more information.

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This is caused by an entry in your Startup processes:

Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc keys together to open Task Manager
On the Startup Tab look for anything relating to this file (rundll32.exe)
If you find something related, select it and click 'Disable'

If you did not find it there:

Press Windows + R keys together to open the Run Dialog
Type msconfig in the run dialog and hit enter
Click on the Services Tab of the resulting dialog
Check the box marked 'Hide all Microsoft Services'
Look for anything relating to this file (rundll32.exe)
If you find it, uncheck it
Click Apply and Reboot

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Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations.

This is the result i got. Help me with another way to solve this issue.

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Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations.

This is the result i got. Help me with another way to solve this issue.

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We appreciate your response. How about the result of the troubleshooting steps given by DaveM121 above? Did you give it a try?

We'll wait for your response.

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Yes, i tried those troubleshooting steps and I didn't found anything relating to the file (rundll32.exe)

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Since you could not find anything in your standard startup locations:

Click HERE to download Autoruns from Technet, a small free utility that does not need installing. This utility will give you a much more detailed view of apps and processes starting with your system . . .

Unzip the Download, right click either Autoruns.exe or Autoruns64.exe (depending on whether you are running 32bit or 64bit Window 10) and select 'Run as Administrator'
Scroll down to find any entry referring to rundll32.exe and uncheck it
Restart your system and this annoyance should be gone

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Tried this too...no changes!

sorry for the late reply.

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