[Bryant]

Every time I log on the computer, the following dialog box appears:

Run DLL

There was a problem starting c:\program3/6jdo4jjr3.dss. The specified module could not be found.

Since I simply "x" out of it and continue using the computer, I am wondering if it is something I need to be concerned about. I tried checking it out on the microsoft website, and that left my head spinning. I am no computer genius...way too complicated for me.

Should I be concerned? Thank you.

[ettojr]

Good morning! Did you google that to see if anyone is having that problem? I usually start there.

[Villageshooter]

you might want to get intouch or go to a meeting of the computer club, they have problem time,, that they answer questions,, if this is a laptop,, take it with you and there will be someone to fix your problem,,, and besides they have free cookies at the meetings,, guests are welcome,, and it is NOT old nerdy men, lots of nice ladies are there to offer to help,, is fun productive time... again another chance to meet more of our wonderful folks here in Gods waiting room!

[MikeV]

The DLL stands for Data Link Library and it is looking for a program that used to be on your computer which you may have deleted or is damaged. The fix is to edit your Startup file to remove the referenced DLL from the Run area. Take the computer to any computer shop or as Villageshooter recommended to the Computer Club. It is a 60 second fix.

[Easyrider]

Originally Posted by Bryant

Every time I log on the computer, the following dialog box appears:

Run DLL

There was a problem starting c:\program3/6jdo4jjr3.dss. The specified module could not be found.

Since I simply "x" out of it and continue using the computer, I am wondering if it is something I need to be concerned about. I tried checking it out on the microsoft website, and that left my head spinning. I am no computer genius...way too complicated for me.

Should I be concerned? Thank you.

This one is fairly simple to follow...click on the last line to download a fix...good luck.

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