Found nothing when I started regedit.exe

Asked By Daniel E Bailey 45 points N/A Posted on - 02/16/2014

Hi ally,

Whenever I start the computer I am getting this error message. The error message states that backgroundcontainerdll is not found in the computer. How to fix the dll in the desired location? Where to download the missing dll file? Please help me to resolve the problem. Thanks in advance.

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There was a problem starting

C:UsersVentsislavAppDataLocalConduitBackgroundContainerBackgroundContainer.dll

The specified module could not be found.

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Answered By Tim Lahaye 10 points N/A #184220

Found nothing when I started regedit.exe

The BackgroundContainer.dll program is malicious programs. This normally gets downloaded with Conduit toolbar which hijacks the browser activity and performs malicious action on your system.

 

You need to follow the steps below to get rid of this problem.

 Press the Windows key + R and type taskschd.msc and press enter. You can also directly type taskschd.msc from the search program and files section under the start menu. In the task Scheduler (screen shot given below) select the “Task Scheduler Library” folder. On the Right pane, select the “BackgroundContainer” task and click delete.

Ensure that you are using proper antivirus software. Post deletion run a thorough scan of your system and take necessary actions as suggested by the antivirus software (E.g. Kaspersky).

 

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Answered By Brett Dorothy 0 points N/A #184222

Found nothing when I started regedit.exe

Start regedit.exe and search (F3 or CTRL+F) for BackgroundContainer.dll and delete all entries you find.

OR you can use Systinternals and search for backgroundcontainter.dll and delete it permanently.

make a full scan with an AntiVirus Scanner like Microsoft Security Essentials/ Defender and also scan your PC with Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware

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