Hiya, keep getting two boxes pop up everytime i start my computer..

RUNDLL
Error Loading C:\WINDOWS\System32\qufhmnph.dll
The specified module could not be found.

RUNDLL
Error Loading C:\WINDOWS\System32\qichwsrb.dll
Access Denied


Anyone got any ideas why this is happening and any possible cures? ive had a search on google but not had much joy...and perhaps a seperate issue but i'm having trouble with google not doing any searches as well!....grr....oh and some virus called VUNDO or something like that keeps bothereing me....seem to be getting hit a lot recently.

I run Ad-Aware and AVG.

Odd, the DLL entries I'd lookk in the registry for references to that file and see what is calling them, seems odd that nothing at all comes up in Google for those, although the VUNDO virus does apparantly use random filenames so I suspect the 2 issues are related.

I'd sort the VUNDO issue out first, either use a better AV (don't start) or search for manual removal tools or processes.

I'm 99.9% certain those DLLs are related to VUNDO or whatever - I got hit with it a few weeks back and it was rather a nuisance... As Lurch says, it does create DLLs with random names, so get rid of that first. That may be easier said than done, though - I seem to remember it took a lot of faff to clean it out completely...

, either use a better AV (don't start) or search for manual removal tools or processes.

Suggestions? i can't even load certain websites now....strange how it picks and chooses..this one is fine...myspace wont load and a few others wont

You're probably going to want to use another PC to find all the info and burn the stuff you need to CD (not USB key).

start-> run -> msconfig, start-up tab and see if they are in there, if they are, untick them.

Download update and run clamwin, check options to make sure it is set to delete or quarantine. Its slow but is pretty good and is free

Alvira sorted it out for me: you can download it here (http://www.free-av.com/en/download/1/download_avira_antivir_personal__free_antivirus.ht ml). But I seem to recall that I had to do the removal in Windows Safe Mode...

Just had VUNDO on my computer, been running 'Avast' AV and it would not touch it and in fact it would not let Avast do a full scan!
I had to install AVG Free and it seems to have done the trick and got shut of the bugger, i hope.
Also the virus shut down Task Manager and i had something named 'upyzsdz.exe'
running in the background.