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Rundll - Error loading ****. System cannot find the file specified.

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    MS Turkeyhunter

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    "Rundll - Error loading ****. System cannot find the file specified. "

    I am getting this message each time I turn my machine on. How do I get rid of it?

    I suspect it has something to do with a driver or software for the graphics card I just removed (PNY nVidia GeForce2 MX200). I have uninstalled that software and run a registry cleaner already.

    Other than that message, everything seems fine.

    What do I do now?
     
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    markp62

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    What is the name of the file?
     
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    MS Turkeyhunter

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    The name of the file is NvQTwk.

    I suspect it has something to do with the nVidia software that came with the GeForce2 MX200 graphics card.

    Do you recognize this booger?
     
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    run msconfig. Check you startup menu.
    If the line NvCplDaemon is there and checked, uncheck it and reboot.
     
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    If you are no longer using the Nvidia drivers you might want to download and run a program called detonator destroyer
    It will remove all traces of nvidia drivers on your system.

    http://www.guru3d.com/detonator-destroyer/

    Hope this helps:)
     
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    Thanks jazcan, I appreciate that.

    I'll give it a try and let you know how it goes!
     
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