Error loading of log on... C:\Windows\System 32\sshnas.dll module could not be found. What does that mean? Where can I find it?

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• Entitled RunDll error: there was a problem starting C:\Users\X the specified Module could not be found.

  While from my account on my computer Win 7 Ultimate I get constantly interrupted with the following error, having appeared on the screen.

  RunDll error (X) there is a problem from C:\Users\ "X" the specified Module could not be found.

  I saw the file tree and (newly) noticed that there are a number of directories that show a locked state.

  I tried then access these locked directories showing locked and have encountered the error

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  Entitled RunDll error: there was a problem starting C:\Users\X the specified Module could not be found. Well that begins my account on my computer Win 7 Ultimate I get constantly interrupted with the following error, having appeared on the screen.

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