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by parbo
Could be a faulty file.
On one of the systems delete this file and extract a new copy. This should tell you if you are dealing with a corrupted file.
Hope this helps
by nettek
Rundll32.exe is the windows executable that loads other dll's into memory. Since it is happening on 20% of your PCs, I suspect two things:
1. You have a virus.
2. You have software installed on these PCs that has corrupted Rundll32, or has installed a corrupted dll that Rundll32 cannot load. Run MSCONFIG from Start-> Run, and click on the startup tab. It will list all of the applications that run on startup. Uncheck one, reboot, and test. Repeat the process until you've found the culprit.
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