Sometimes your computer may display an error code pointing to an unknown file in winsock lsp nvlsp.dll. This issue can occur for a number of reasons.

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    # One.Cat.

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    First, I think there is nothing wrong with that, as my laptop is just curious about almost a few entries in my Hijack This log. I don’t know where is the best place to put it, so I guess this might be a good solution to start with and then you can put it somewhere.

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    unknown file in winsock lsp nvlsp.dll

    O10 – Unknown file in Winsock LSP: c: Program Files (x86) Common Files Microsoft Shared Windows Live wlidnsp.dll
    O10 – Unknown file in Winsock LSP: c: program (x86) common files files microsoft shared windows live wlidnsp.-dll
    o10 Unknown file in Winsock LSP: c: Program Files nvidia Corporation networkaccessmanager bin32 nvlsp.-dll
    o10 Unknown file via Winsock LSP: c: Program Files nvidia Corporation networkaccessmanager bin32 nvlsp.-dll
    o10 Unknown file in Winsock LSP: c: Program Files nvidia Corporation networkaccessmanager bin32 nvlsp.-dll
    o10 Unknown file here in Winsock LSP: c: Program Files nvidia Corporation networkaccessmanager bin32 nvlsp.-dll
    o10 Unknown file in Winsock LSP: c: Program Files nvidia Corporation networkaccessmanager bin32 nvlsp.-dll
    o10 Unknown file associated with Winsock LSP: c: Program Files nvidia Corporation networkaccessmanager bin32 nvlsp.-dll
    o10 Unknown file in Winsock LSP: c: Program Files nvidia Corporation networkaccessmanager bin32 nvlsp.-dll
    o10 Unknown file associated with Winsock LSP: c: Program Files nvidia Corporation networkaccessmanager bin32 nvlsp.By dll

    unknown file in winsock lsp nvlsp.dll

    edited by Hamluis, Feb 24, 2019 e.g. 5:02 pm
    Moved to malware from Win 7 – Removed from Hamluis.

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    HJT 010 entries are Winsock entries, also knownas clever as layered service providers that store the “protocols” required for a perfect Internet connection

    Messages that you may post refer to Microsoft Windows Live and are legal.

    The word associated with the warning. Winsock entries (even malicious games if you have them) should never just be deleted (or “pinned” with HJT). If you need to remove them, you must use all methods, otherwise you will burn your internet connection.

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    It is likely that this will solve the problem, like when I close the topic. If not, and you want or want to stick with this topic, please send me a private message (PM) when I tell or to the moderator that you want to reopen this topic.

    Recent skaScanning a huge Windows XP SP3 computer system with HijackThis showed the following entry in the results: O10 – Unknown manual entry in Winsock LSP: c: windows system32 nwprovau. dll.

    Nwprovau.dll is most likely installed for the IPX / SPX protocol, which is currently not used – if at all. In most cases, this is still a valid dynamic web link, and many recommend keeping it for this reason alone.

    On the other hand, it is not considered relatively necessary if Netware is not used on the computer system.

    However, it is not possible to fix a shared element directly in HijackThis if someone wants to remove it. This is only when you are more confident that it is not vital, or when you run into problems and are confident that it is causing these complications. We

    Note. Indicate that you are backing up your system before taking the tutorial below. This will give you the answer to restore your operating system to a previous state.

    Portable software procedure LSP-Fix . It was configured primarily to address Winsock errors.

    The program will gobble it up in this case, because it could well be used to remove some dynamic nwprovau.dll references from the private system library.

    I know what I’m doing field, which must be set before this option is available. The procedure lists the installed DLLs in the left column, which really should include nwprovau.dll. All you have to do is finally select that DLL and click the arrow pointing to the right to move it into the column for deletion.

    Keep in mind that this approach will permanently delete the DLL through the computer system (making a backup before proceeding may be a good idea, but it will need to be applied manually as the repair utility will not create it. not during the process).

    Clicking the Finish button ends the process by deleting all files, many of which are listed, and removing the smile from the computer system.

    An alternative to running the program is to boot the main PC from the Linux Live CD for remoteFile in this way. While XP users are unlikely to find these files on their system, it is even less likely that there is an issue with the new Windows layouts.

    Again, you need to be a little more sure that the file is definitely needed for everything on your body before you delete it.

    Learn how to delete the NWPROVAU.DLL file if you can find it in the c: windows system32 directory on your Windows XP computer.

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