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Feb 16, 2010
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LosAlamos error (sshnas21.dll)
by: Anonymous

You can go to the msconfig tool and disable that item from the startup tab, and it will not show again.

Jan 10, 2010
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Error Messages on Winows 7 Home Premium
by: Anonymous

Do a scan with panda active scan 2 go to google
and type above
do this via internet explorer allow program to do what it will ask you to do and do a full scan it may take a while depending on size of h/d

if you do not want to do this
go to a site for repair of pc our laptops and see if they do a remote secure pc to pc log in
and get them to check your pc
and they will get rid of problem for you
I have friends here in Australia that can do this
for you but it will not be free

Jan 10, 2010
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Error Messages on Winows 7 Home Premium
by: Anonymous

find some one who can do a remote secure log in pc to pc a computer repair tech will be able to help if you can not fix problem

Jan 10, 2010
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Reply to kind response
by: CC

My Dell pc is protected by McAfee security centre. I have ran McAfee Virtual Technician several times, yet it told me that it couldn't find any problem with my pc

Many thanks

CC

Jan 08, 2010
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Error Messages on Winows 7 Home Premium
by: Anonymous

As for the "sshnas.dll" error in the OP, this appears to be a trojan, try running Malwarebytes.org to see if this can remove it/the problem you are getting.
and also do a scan with spybot seach and destroy.org
and with spybot it may ask you to let it do a deep scan of your system if it finds anything
let it do so

Jan 07, 2010
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sshnas.dll
by: Walt Jones

You've a virus. Go to http://oldtimer.geekstogo.com/OTL.exe & download & run the file.

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