Originally Posted by
Khalvynnov
My computer is looking for this dll in the system32 file called "dxhyyipp.dll"
One possibility is that this is a randomly named file that is a component of a virus or other malware that executed at least once. Antivirus software may have subsequently detected the file and moved it to quarantine leaving a registry reference that is now orphaned. Another possibility is that the file is legitimate and part of a software installation that has been damaged.
Originally Posted by
Khalvynnov
Anyone know what this is or better yet if it is not needed, how to get my PC to stop looking for it.
Using Windows Registry Editor, see if the file is referenced in either of the following registry keys:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entVersion\Run
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curre ntVersion\Run (for each user on the system)
... and also do a general search on the filename using the Find command on the Edit menu of the Registry Editor.
If legit, any reference may give a clue as to the program that the .DLL is associated with. Reinstalling the software may resolve the issue.
If not legit and the reference is in one of the above keys, delete the referring value to eliminate the message. If the reference is in some other key found through a search, seek additional assistance before removing it.
Standard Disclaimer: Use of the registry editor and manual editing of the registry may render your computer inoperable. Proceed with knowledge and caution.
More Info:
Wikipedia - Registry
Microsoft - Windows Registry Information for Advanced Users