2 Responses to “How Do I Delete “ssqofyri.dll” From C-windows-system32 If It Always Says That It Is In Use?”

1. Someone else says:

   October 31, 2009 at 11:38 am

   First, if AVG is not doing the job (I was using it recently and found it to miss viruses as well and switched to avast), I would switch to another antivirus program.
   You can download a free unlocking program like this one: http://ccollomb.free.fr/unlocker/
   There are others that do the job as well, though this one is pretty well known. Once you install it, you can right click on any file and unlock it which will then allow you to remove it.
   Alternatively, you can boot in safe mode and 99% of the time if it is not a system file you can delete it.
   Hope that helps!
2. William F says:

   October 31, 2009 at 11:38 am

   I’ll get ya the proper method first I need to see what the dll identity is
   no known identity thats a good start
   in Windows/System32 directory locate the dll and mouseover the name of the file
   Verify that NO mouseover text appears
   now try other OLDER dll’s
   notice how they say
   What it is Who wrote it and what its for?
   Viruses and Spyware dll’s have no text because
   that would them make too easy to find
   copy the name of file using right click properties
   and copy the fle name with extension to avoid a mispelling
   Cap I (i) and lower l (L) look alot alike so do other chars
   now open START / Run regedit
   make sure the top of left pane is highlighted so you can search WHOLE registry
   open EDIT / FIND paste in that filename
   and search F3 will continue after it stop on a match
   but when it stops if you see that filename in the KEY
   make sure its highlighted from search don’t get so speedy you disable windows itself
   Press delete 1x and 1 x only or youll start whacking a list
   REGEDIT aint like other editors it dont have a cancel or quit without saving changes
   changes are immediate
   good safe practice is MAKE a backup before editing
   use that F3 and see if there is more than 1 registry entry for file delte it or those as well
   Exit Regedit when search ends
   Make sure RESTORE is off
   Start/ Control Panel / System folder/ Restore tab check it off for reboot
   You may need to change folder view options to see this next one
   C:RECYCLER
   you need to show hidden and system files
   and show system folders
   and uncheck hide system files in VIEW FOLDER options
   TOOLS / Folder Options from a MY Computer window
   if you see a blue icon with a S- name (long name numbers and letters) thats a reseeder registry key
   create a new directory in RECYCLER call it like BYEBYE
   anything will do
   then move that S- file into subdirectory so recycler wont try to reload it
   RESTORE is off but Windows likes to replace things from the recycle bin in case you deleted by error
   adding a registry key is not what you want
   guess what its for
   reregistering the dll you are trying to unregister
   REBOOT PC
   now you can delete that file