O16 - DPF: Checkers by pogo (Reg Error: Key error.) O16 - DPF: Blooop by pogo (Reg Error: Key error.) O16 - DPF: Backgammon by pogo (Reg Error: Key error.) if you need any more info from me or any logs, please let me know.ĭRV - File not found - C:\WINDOWS\System32\drivers\xzkwcqeh.sys - (xzkwcqeh) the first (jewesusf.dll) i assume is related to the Java:Djewers-T infection the boot scan found. "error loading c:\windows\jewesusf.dll the specified module could not be found" and also one for c:\windows\ewajililunutow.dll. On start, i get a couple RUNDLL error popups. browser seems to be running ok now, but the issue lies on bootup. i updated java runtime environment as well. scans with both ad-aware and malwarebytes find nothing.
I also did a disable system restore/scan/reinable on the system.
on subsequent scans with avast, i have come up clean. then, i did a boot-time scan, which pulled up 5 corrupted java files, infected with Java:Djewers-T, Java:Gimsh-B, and Java:Agent-S. subsequent scans with avast also found junk in the _restore files, which were moved to chest and then rescanned to find nothing. i originally found some versions of alureon/tdss and worked to clean those out (using tdsskiller, etc). i quickly left the site, but apparently things followed me.įor a while, i was getting abnormal popups and browser search redirects, which prompted me to do some research. avast went crazy, telling me things were being blocked and viruses were being found. it all started a couple weeks ago when i visited a formerly safe and normal website (orchid message board) that had apparently been hijacked or infected. There are various forms of TaskSchedulerHelper.dll error messages such as “TaskSchedulerHelper.dll is missing,” “specified module could not be found,” “error loading,” and “access violation.” The error shows up on startup due to certain odd entries that creep into the Windows 10 Task Scheduler app, especially during a faulty driver update.I've spent the better part of 2 days attempting to clean my computer of what appeared to be several viruses/trojans/rootkits, etc. Check Whether the Task Scheduler Is Running Note: while it is easy to download a DLL file online and replace it in your system, never replace DLL files online from a non-Microsoft website, as it can harm your system (no matter if it says “Windows”).
Follow the steps shown below to fix the TaskSchedulerHelper.dll not found issue in Windows 10. The specified module could not be found.” It is definitely an annoying error that occurs because you may have improperly upgraded your system or certain drivers. It may read something like this: “ There was a problem starting TaskSchedulerHelper.dll. Sometimes during a Windows 10 startup, you may run into a Task Scheduler missing error.
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