Imon.dll files missing?

i ran 'start up list' and came up with this at the end of
the report--------->

anyone have any ideas?? thanks

 

Hi hayc59,

Have a look here: http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=8137;start=msg54374#msg54374

And you know how to check if this information from HijackThis is correct using either LSPFix and/or AdAware 6.

Regards,

Pieter

 

just did an Eicar test to my Outlook and here are the results...so it must be working ok!? right?

 

Right!!

Could you download the latest version of HijackThis log
and check if it still shows this glitch.
If it does I will point Merijn (Author of HijackThis and StartupList) to this thread.

Regards,

Pieter

 

The HijackThis log shows here the following:

O10 - Broken Internet access because of LSP provider 'imon.dll' missing

 

here is the results of HiJackThis--->

 

Hi all,
i have got these alerts, too. But i have been going along fairly well just ignoring them. NOD v2 features some LSP checking of its own and i suspect that this has to do with it. (All of the LSP checking tools indicate that there's a problem, but in fact i haven't experienced one.)
Any other experiences?
CU,
Andreas

 

All works fine here as well.

 

I alerted Merijn to this thread.

hayc59, could you check if these are correctly interpreted by the LSP Explorer in AdAware 6?
As a kind of a third opinion.

Regards,

Pieter

 

The problem stems probably from the file path not being included in the LSP stack. Thus, HijackThis and StartupList look in their own directory for imon.dll and won't find it. Normal LSP providers have a complete path to the file in the Registry.

I won't be here this week (7 days off starting tuesday) but a way to confirm this is the problem would be running HT or SL from the same folder imon.dll is in. But I see people on Wilders have already added the item to the ignorelist, so no real harm done

 

here is the results of my check..

 

and number 2

 

That would confirm what Merijn is saying.
If you compare your first screenshot with mine, you´ll see that for the Port Explorer dll the entire path is displayed, where for imon.dll only the filename is displayed. That would put HijackThis on the wrong track as Merijn explained.

Regards,

Pieter

 

so i have no worries at all! thanks Merijn and Pieter
for all your wisdom....