Unknown file EuviZhazh.dll error.

[Sir-Boop]

Recently I have been getting an error when Windows 10 boots up about EuviZhazh.dll file failing to load.

I have no idea that EuviZhazh is or what program uses it.

Full error: https://gyazo.com/2e5dcd0764f31fe766c83daa900b1fcb

Any help would be much appreciated.

 

[Colif]

run an anti virus scan, unknown dll that google cannot find means its a random name.. not a good sign.

run malewarebytes as well.

 

[Sir-Boop]

run an anti virus scan, unknown dll that google cannot find means its a random name.. not a good sign.

run malewarebytes as well.

I ran both malwarebytes and AVG's anti roolkit and normal scan and they came up with nothing, any other solutions that might work?

 

[HawkinsT]

You can see if any process is currently accessing the dll through 'tasklist /m "C:\SomeLocation\EuviZhazh.dll"' in a command prompt. There's a chance that'll help you track down the issue (if the issue isn't that this dll is missing).

Edit: If you just want to stop this error without investigating it, then:

regsvr32 /u C:\SomeLocation\EuviZhazh.dll

should do it.

 

[Sir-Boop]

You can see if any process is currently accessing the dll through 'tasklist /m "C:\SomeLocation\EuviZhazh.dll"' in a command prompt. There's a chance that'll help you track down the issue (if the issue isn't that this dll is missing).

Edit: If you just want to stop this error without investigating it, then:

regsvr32 /u C:\SomeLocation\EuviZhazh.dll

should do it.

Thing is I don't know the exact location. All I can see from the error is "...\Roaming\A...\" so I don't think I'd be able to run those commands unfortunately unless there is another way or I could find the exact location.

 

[HawkinsT]

In regedit (type it in your search box) navigate to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Wow6432Nodes\CLSID - then with that folder selected go to edit > find and type in EuviZhazh.dll and untick all but 'data' in the 'look at' section, and click find next. That should find the full path.

 

[Sir-Boop]

In regedit (type it in your search box) navigate to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Wow6432Nodes\CLSID - then with that folder selected go to edit > find and type in EuviZhazh.dll and untick all but 'data' in the 'look at' section, and click find next. That should find the full path.

That worked thank you, I was able to find an entry in regedit that just pointed to that dll file which must have been deleted because I could find that or the folder in Windows Explorer.

When I ran this command "regsvr32 /u C:\SomeLocation\EuviZhazh.dll" it just made the error pop up again so I just deleted the regedit entry and hopefully that stops the error popping up.

Thank you for your help.