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08-23-2016 03:19 PM
My computer lately has been having annoying performance issues. My disk drive has started to be 100% active and I keep getting RunDLL messages ever since I have updated my Windows 8 computer to Windows 8.1. I kept getting three of these messages, but since I updated to Windows 10 I started to only get two of them. I'm not sure how to fix both of these issues as I've tried every internet forum and youtube tutorial to fix this but It hasn't seem to fix the issue.
Any advice given is much appreciated!
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08-29-2016 09:42 AM
@MW_H : Thanks for writing your query here!
Click on the below link that gets re-directed to Microsoft support where you can install a program that runs automatically to fix or repair the .dll files
And to improve the PC's performance , Please visit
Let me know if this works . Cheers !
Maditau
I work on behalf of HP
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08-29-2016 09:42 AM
@MW_H : Thanks for writing your query here!
Click on the below link that gets re-directed to Microsoft support where you can install a program that runs automatically to fix or repair the .dll files
And to improve the PC's performance , Please visit
Let me know if this works . Cheers !
Maditau
I work on behalf of HP
If you found this post helpful, you can let others know by clicking the “Accept as Solution” button. You can also show your appreciation, with a kudos, by clicking the “Thumbs up" button!