This application has failed to start because PMXCOMM.dll is not found AND error loading c:\windows\system32\nukinihe.d11

Above the windows keep popping up.  System Restore does not. Tried 2 restore dates.  Has been at the origin of the problems open certain Web sites in IE and mozilla foxfire, so I downloaded search and destroy the program, that would fix only some of the problems he would have found.  After that, I could access the Web sites that previously not download, but to search for messages and destroy kept coming asking me if I wanted to apply so I removed the program. Then the messages above began to appear.

smidge4,
There are a few things you can try.  First would be to boot into Safe Mode with network.  If you don't see any problems, then follow the steps in this article to resolve problems with a clean boot.
Advanced problem resolution by clean restart.

You must also get an antivirus and scan your system.
Microsoft Security Essentials

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