Error loading C:\DOCUME~1\NETWORK~1\NTUSER.dll__error loading C:\DOCUME~1\NETWORK~1\NTUSER.dll__

Error loading C:\DOCUME~1\NETWORK~1\NTUSER.dll

Hello Coco2000, welcome.

Give a Combofix. Most likely, he'll find traces of remains of AP2010 pieces.

1. download ComboFix from:

http://download.bleepingcomputer.com/Subs/ComboFix.exe

2. make sure that all programs are closed. If applications are still open, ComboFix will force close
3 follow the prompts shown, it's not a requirement to download the Windows Recovery Console
4. don't NOT restart the computer. Let the ComboFix to finish his race through

Let us know what happens after.

Thank you!

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