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Thread ID: 115775	2011-02-03 00:08:00	POWRPROF.dll	Aspi (16211)	Press F1

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1174808	2011-02-03 00:08:00	Hi folks, I have a Dell Laptop with Windows Vista Business as the operating system. Of late (since last week) when I start up my laptop I get a pop message with the following description: " The procedure entry point PowerRead AC Value could not be located in th dynamic link library POWRPROF.dll. " I tried to Google this message and there are quite a few programs provided who claim to solve this error by cleaning the registry etc with a sofware. I did buy two of these products online but none on them worked. I'm still getting the message on start up. I also tried to restore the system with a previous date (2 months prior) but the system is unable to restore iteslf due to an internal error. Can anyone of you please let me know how do I reinstall this dll file and correct my system. Thanks and Regards. Aspi.	Aspi (16211)
1174809	2011-02-03 04:40:00	Read this: pcsupport.about.com Especially the malware section. What anti-spyware programs do you have and what anti-virus? And never BUY anything that claims to fix registries etc, they are bogus and/or malware.	pctek (84)
1174810	2011-02-03 05:59:00	Read this: pcsupport.about.com Especially the malware section. What anti-spyware programs do you have and what anti-virus? And never BUY anything that claims to fix registries etc, they are bogus and/or malware. Hi pctek, Thanks for your reply. I have Norton Internet Security as my anti-spyware and anti-virus programs. I read the article you suggested but could u pls give me a more definate fix for this error...?? Regards. Aspi	Aspi (16211)
1174811	2011-02-03 08:58:00	Try this support.microsoft.com	feersumendjinn (64)
1174812	2011-02-03 18:30:00	I have Norton Internet Security as my anti-spyware and anti-virus programs. Uninstall it and trhow it away. Use either NOD32 (pay) or MS Security Essentials (free) for antvirus. Use Spybot and either Malware Bytes or Superantispyware for anti-spywares. You should have at least 2. Scan the PC with them all. Download and run Hijackthis and post the log here for Speedy to check for you. Then see what happens with your .dll problems.	pctek (84)
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