[devildogWillbur]

i get a runner error on start up: Runner file name (HP Connections.exe)lacks a '-' (the app id separator) i also get a message evertime i open ie. its an IE security message. a website wants to open web content using this program on your computer. Name: windows host process (Rundll32) Publisher: microsoft windows

what can i do to get rid of these messages?

[devildogWillbur]

Ok i guess nobody has any clue about how to solve this problem... well i looked into a little more i dont know if this was the problem but i dont get the error messages anymore.
i just got ride of this using removeIt pro you get a 15day free trial and use that. Let me know it this helped.

the program is:
gzmrotate.dll - Dangerous

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gzmrotate.dll
Gzmrotate.dll is AdRotator/IconAds Adware.
Related files:
%local_settings%\ temp\ 11-9df8e247b1ab6e4ea9303b15294a3428.exe
%local_settings%\ temp\ s11k..exe
%PROGRAM_FILES%\ COMMON FILES\ SLMSS\ slmss.exe
%SYSTEM%\ adrot-uninst.exe
%SYSTEM%\ adrotate.dll
%SYSTEM%\ adrotate1.dll
%system%\ adspipe.dll
%SYSTEM%\ brrotate.dll
%system%\ cpmrotate.dll
%SYSTEM%\ drivers\ csrss.exe
%system%\ mwsvm.exe
%system%\ mwsvm.ocx
%SYSTEM%\ nodeipproc.dll
%SYSTEM%\ uninsticn.exe

[PCfriends]

I understand that you are receiving an error message stating that RUNNER ERROR - Runner file name (Updates from HP connections.exe) lacks a '-' (the app id separator).

Solution:

1. Click Start and select Run.
2. Type MSConfig and press Enter.
3. Click the Startup tab.
4. From the list, uncheck the "HP updates" or "Compaq Connections" or "HP Connections" option.
5. Click OK.
6. Restart the system.

If you see a message "System Configuration Utility You are using the selective startup for troubleshooting your system", check the 'Do not show this dialogue box again' option and click OK. This occurs if you are using the Selective startup option but not using the normal startup to reduce the number of startup programs.

[TechOutsider]

Try Clamwin AV and run a memory scan.

http://www.clamwin.com/