How to remove rlls error

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rlls.dll file information

The process RelevantKnowledge or Marketscore belongs to the software RelevantKnowledge or rlls.dll by RelevantKnowledge (www.relevantknowledge.com) or Marketscore (www.marketscore.com) or TMRG, Inc.

Description: File rlls.dll is located in the folder C:\Windows\System32. Known file sizes on Windows XP are 303,104 bytes (32% of all occurrence), 315,392 bytes, 344,064 bytes, 270,336 bytes, 335,872 bytes, 307,200 bytes, 368,640 bytes, 286,720 bytes, 380,928 bytes, 327,680 bytes, 319,488 bytes, 352,256 bytes, 299,008 bytes, 294,912 bytes.
A .dll file (Dynamic Link Library) is a special type of Windows program containing functions that other programs can call. This .dll file can be injected to all running processes and can change or manipulate their behavior. The program has no visible window. The service has no detailed description. File rlls.dll is not a Windows system file. File rlls.dll is able to record keyboard inputs. rlls.dll is able to record inputs. Therefore the technical security rating is 88% dangerous, however also read the users reviews.

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If rlls.dll is located in a subfolder of "C:\Program Files" then the security rating is 66% dangerous. File size is 348,160 bytes (66% of all occurrence), 331,776 bytes. The program has no visible window. There is no detailed description of this service. It can change the behavior of other programs or manipulate other programs. It is not a Windows core file. rlls.dll is able to connect to Internet, record inputs.

Important: Some malware camouflage themselves as rlls.dll, particularly if they are located in c:\windows or c:\windows\system32 folder. Thus check the rlls.dll process on your pc whether it is pest. We recommend Security Task Manager for verifying your computer's security. It is one of the Top Download Picks of 2005 of The Washington Post and PC World.

Just removed it from a machine using bootable CD, upon re-entering windows the network was not working. The solution was to log in as an admin and run the popular utility winsock fix.
  Mark, Geek...  

It Is Not Needed and is not needed for anything to function ... it is a virus ..
  Keith Dunne   (further information)

i virus scanned my computer with AVG antivirus pro, and i saw it was a virus. my toolbar was kind of removed , but when i deleted the file, it was back.
  vogeltje25  

I think it's something that isn't required, just another thing for you computer to think about.
  jpianoman8  

Just screwed my system, couldn't get my laptop to work more than 5-10 minutes, an anti-spyware warned me about the problem, i've deleted the whole stuff and now my pc's performance is back between good and awesome
  Yoyó  

rlls.dll is a bad file that is tied to RelevantKnowledge. In order to remove it, I had to boot to a CD. After removing the file, I no longer have network connectivity. This has linked itself to some module that is interfering with networking. I am working on the fix now. This file doesn't exist on any other Windows installations that I know about.
   

if rlls.dll is removed from system32 folder internet and network/LAN is inaccessable! This one is nasty.
   

it's a module file which will corrupt your IE and when ever you try to open the Internet explorer, you'll get a message IExplore.exe encountered an error and needs to close. so better remove it.
  Raj - Microsoft Support Professional   (further information)

It is not a required file for windows to run. I have a recently reformated computer here and it does not have the file.
  LaTasha Arnett, IT Lab, Alice Lloyd College  

RelevantKnowledge DOES record browsing but does not steal accounts/passwords or anything. Check out the website... they explain its function.
  Mike   (further information)

is infected
  mihutiu norbert  

It says in the properties that it can record keyboard input, im going to go ahead and assume the worst.
  John Hencock  

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