The problem I would like to share with you today is about my anti-virus Avira. I always get the same error notification. I need to restart to check if this performs for at this moment. But I can't work without anti-virus security, which is precisely what is occurring to me currently with my Avira.
Error:
C:windowswinSxSx86_microsoft.windows.common-controls_6
59b64144ccf1df_6.0.7601.17514_none_41e6975e2bd6f2b2COM
CTL32.dll is either not designed to run on windows or it containsÂ
an error.Try installing the program again using the originalÂ
installation media or contact system administrator or theÂ
software vendor for support
I urgently need your help and support about this issue. And I would like to show gratitude in advance for your time and support.
Avira Anti-virus is not working
Dear,
This is maybe cause of a not license software that has been updated. You can fix this by doing a procedure called system restore to do this go to start in the search box type system restore and then hit enter.
From here select a restore point when where your computer is still running in good condition.
Avira Anti-virus is not working
Hello Jason,
First of all, you will need to try restarting your computer. A simple reboot sometimes fixes the bad image error, and therefore you should try that.
It could also be due to a virus attack on your computer, and therefore you will need to do the following to eliminate the virus:
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First, you will need to perform a full scan of your system with the antivirus software you have and see if you will be able to catch any malicious programs that may be causing that issue, and then remove them.
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If the error still persists after you perform the scan, you will need to try a system restore to get rid of the changes you might have made to the computer that are causing that issue.
Regards,
Carl
Avira Anti-virus is not working
This error can usually be fixed by just rebooting your computer. Just in case it doesn't work, run your System File Checker. It will replace all the damaged versions of files on your OS with a new version. Just simply run the Command Prompt, and then type the command below:
Sfc /scannow and then press the Enter key.
