I am getting the error message cannot find C:\Windows\Rundll32.exe The online suppot has a fix which tells me to "put the Windows XP CD ROM disk in the CD ROM drive" Then Start & RUN. However I do not have CD as my computer came preloaded with Windows XP home. How do I fix without a CD??????1 person needs an answerI do too

Right click on Start > Search. Type rundll32.exe in the field for files to be searched for. Choose to search your primary drive (usually C). Enable Search Hidden Files and Folder from Advanced Features. Click on Search button to begin the search. In the list of results, locate the rundll32 file associated with C:\WINDOWS\ServicePackFiles\i386. Right click on rundll32 to the left of the aformentioned directory and choose "Open folder location". The rundll32.exe file should be hightlighted when the folder opens. Right click on the file and choose copy. Next, in the search results list, right click on rundll32 that corresponds to C\Windows\system32\rundll32.exe and choose "Open folder location". Again the file should be highlighted. Right click on the file and choose delete. Right click again in a free space within the folder and choose paste. If this does not solve your problem you may need to get a windows os disk and extract the file from there.Sometimes deciding which battle to fight is the toughest battle of all.. Please visit my website @ http://repairbotsonline.weebly.com/ If I can take the time to answer you can take the time to vote to enable others to find solutions easier.

C:\Windows\rundll32.exe should not exist - rundll32.exe should be in c:\windows\system32. If you are getting the message when the computer boots, use e.g. Autoruns to locate and disable the autostart entry for the item referencing c:\windows\rundll32.exe. Consider scanning your computer for malware with e.g. MalwareBytes AntiMalware.