Run DLL error

[carlos1001]

Hello.
When ever I log in or plug or unplug anything from the network, this error appears.
The last thing I did is delete an user account. Any help wood be greatly appreciated.

Carlos

[year+ old attachment deleted by admin]

[carlos1001]

It's now doing it when the computer wakes up as well.

[cervantes100]

Do you have a HP printer?

[Linux711]

the fact that the file it is trying to access is in the temp makes me think malware. does it happen when you plug in usb flash drives or external hdds.

[carlos1001]

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Do you have a HP printer?

I do have a HP officejet 6500 all in one printer. But the Error came After I Deleted that user Account.
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the fact that the file it is trying to access is in the temp makes me think malware. does it happen when you plug in sub flash drives or external hdds.

No it happens when I log on, wake the computer from Sleep, and when I connect or disconnect anything from the network. I can deal with the Error 1-2 times but my house hold uses the Wifi and they connect and disconnect from the network which causes that error to appear
who knows when.

[cervantes100]

That error look like it from a HP printer. Can you still print to it?

[carlos1001]

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That error look like it from a HP printer. Can you still print to it?

Yes it works fine; I've even reinstalled it. The scanner works fine as well.
That account I deleted was called user the dude at a computer repair shop created it. I made the other user accounts. I don't get it why is it pointing to that path that doesn't even exist any more, shouldn't it not appear? Well I've looked threw the registry and found nothing that points to that location under shared DLLs.

PS. I forgot to menchin the printer is connected using an ethernet cable to the network.

[Linux711]

I've looked threw the registry and found nothing that points to that location under shared DLLs.

That's a good point. How about just searching the entire registry for that file and delete every single entry that comes up. You said it doesn't exist, so it shouldn't do any harm. Might take a few minutes though.

[carlos1001]

it found one under
[Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\services\HPSLPSVC\Parameters]
and
[Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet002\services\HPSLPSVC\Parameters]
I backed it up and I'll post back if anything changes.
Carlos

[carlos1001]

Problem solved! Thank you
I think what i might do now is search the registry for anything that goes beyond "c:\users\user\" and delete it. Sense the user doesn't exist any more.

[cervantes100]

I'm glad it working.

[Linux711]

Problem solved! Thank you

Your welcome! 

I think what i might do now is search the registry for anything that goes beyond "c:\users\user\" and delete it.

Be careful about deleting, you don't want to do a complete reinstall.

[carlos1001]

I doudt I'll run into problems. But if I do I'll restore the registry from the backups.

Carlos