How To Delete Dll Files

Full path on a computer: %SYSTEMDRIVE%PROGRA~1COMMON~1SYSTEMSYMSRV.DLLDll

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The file SYMSRV.DLL is malware related.
You must delete the file SYMSRV.DLL

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Delete immediately!

  1. Uninstall SYMSRV.DLL using Windows uninstallation applet (use Add/Remove Programs or Uninstall Program or Apps & features).
  2. Open Task Manager and terminate 'SYMSRV.DLL' processes.
  3. Use Windows search to find and remove 'SYMSRV.DLL' files and folders.
  4. Run services.msc and disable a 'SYMSRV.DLL' Windows service.
  5. Execute taskschd.msc to get rid of 'SYMSRV.DLL' scheduled tasks.
  6. Open regedit.exe and delete SYMSRV.DLL registry keys and values.
  7. Inspect the properties of your desktop and Start menu shortcuts for SYMSRV.DLL presence and 'http://' links.
  8. Open your browser and disable SYMSRV.DLL plugins. Disable all unknown plugins. Reset the browser settings.
  9. Clean your Recycle bin and temporary files.
  10. Restart your computer and check results.

SYMSRV.DLL is related to: SYMSRV.DLL.
Files

Software programs place DLL files in one or more folders during the installation. These files contain code that tells programs how to operate.

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Delete

Safest to not delete

If you are thinking about deleting an unknown DLL file, it is likely best to leave it alone. The reasoning behind this logic is that some programs share these files, so deleting a certain DLL file may unintentionally cause issues. That is to say, deleting a DLL file could cause one or more other programs to stop functioning correctly, if at all.

Hard to find

Some software programs may also install DLL files into multiple folders outside the Program Files folder (where most programs are installed). Finding these DLL files can be quite difficult and deleting them can be hazardous.

If you must delete, copy first

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As we mentioned previously, if you are not sure if a DLL file is used by another program, we recommend leaving it alone. However, if you must delete the DLL file, we suggest you make a copy of it first. Then, if you encounter a problem with another program that requires the use of the DLL file you recently deleted, you can restore the file from the backup.

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Additional information

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  • See our DLL definition for further information and related links.