[The Zune Guy]

I'm having a problem with my OS in the last few weeks that google can't solve for me... :eek:
On start-up, a prompt saying that "commcmd.ddl" has failed to load or something on the lines of it. I assume this is an app problem but can't pinpoint it without uninstalling everything. It's a fairly new install (about 3-4 weeks since my last reinstallation) but I installed everything in one go.

I have attatched a copy of my installed apps at the bottom





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[Mak213]

I think you mean that the process is commcmd.dll not commcmd.ddl cause there is no such thing as a ddl file.

Have you tried CCLeaner to clean your registery? Have you tried going thru our new updzted spyware guide?

http://www.tech-forums.net/pc/f51/sp...2008-a-165828/

[The Zune Guy]

Originally Posted by Mak213

I think you mean that the process is commcmd.dll not commcmd.ddl cause there is no such thing as a ddl file.

Have you tried CCLeaner to clean your registery? Have you tried going thru our new updzted spyware guide?

http://www.tech-forums.net/pc/f51/sp...2008-a-165828/

dll, that's what i meant, stupid mistake! :o
Will check that link now

[kirkaholic]

I had the same error and after some digging around finally found the solution. I noticed you have a couple of Gigabyte utilities installed - I do as well. Searching the registry, startup programs and services turned up nothing. SysInternals process viewer led me to Gigabyte's Time Repair utility which uses a Task Scheduler task at user login to kick off this rundll for commcmd.dll. To delete the task - go to Start->All Programs->Accessories->System Tools->Task Scheduler. In the Task Scheduler library, go to Microsoft->Windows->Time Repair - in that folder you will find the TR task which kicks off at login attempting to run the rundll32 commcmd.dll. Delete the task and the error will go away.