Hey Xonet...
Ok, here´s what I would do:
- clean your list of programs which startup together with XP (um, I assume it´s XP), you can find the lists by starting msconfig.
-clean your registry from entries you don´t need anymore, I do this with regcleaner, a real nice program, I´ll add it to the dl-section.
-clean the prefetch-folder:
C:/Windows/Prefetch, you should do this anyway from time to time because it´ll speed-up the boot-time too. You can erase all in this folder, the needed programs will write a new entry into the folder at the next boot-up, so don´t wonder when it takes a little longer at the first time.
Ok,now check if the dlls are still not eraseable, if yes they´re maybe needed by other programs. To find out which programs handles the dll you can use Process Explorer, it gives you more information than the Windows Taskmanager and the user interface is much more comfy. You can even replace the TaskManager with it, but there is a little bug: If you changed the
Path-variable because you develop Java-applications for example Process Explorer can´t be started (at least on my system). But well, you can change the path back to the system32-folder anytime.
Hm, I think that´s all for now, let me know if it worked...
) that the file is secured or in use. Well, if anyone has any advise on how to remove them id be really happy.
