Hi Mike,

I am running the Premium version.  I have it set up to run at night after my backup completes.   

Denny

They give you premium for a month free, you can decide at your leisure.

Thanks guys for the info.

Marianna:

Let us know how it goes... and what file it turns out to be......

I ran Malwarebytes over the system, and it reported zero problems - which given the levels of security that I run, I'm glad of.  So I then replaced stonedog.dll on the W7 system with one from a W8.1 install, and rebooted the PC.

This time the same dialog box came up, but with no entry for any suspect file.  After "File path:" it was saying absolutely nothing.  I shut everything down and went away for a little head scratching time.

This morning I booted up again and now the W7 PC appears to be working.  To be safe I ran Malwarebytes again, and everything came up clean.

So I'm stumped.

jwrl...

I am always stumped... :)      That file is part of Marquee and is a dynamic link library file.   Did you have any crashes when using Marquee?  

Thats weird.... but I think you are right that somehow it got corrupt and replacing it fixed the issue.

Sorry I dont have any words of wisdom on this one....

Marianna 

Simply copying and replacing a .dll does not work. You must re-register the dll. This may have happened automatically on the next re-boot.

See this link

I did.  I didn't feel that it was necessary to spell it out.  And it shouldn't automatically repair the registry on re-boot.

jwrl:

I did.  I didn't feel that it was necessary to spell it out.  And it shouldn't automatically repair the registry on re-boot.

No problems - but unless you unregistered the previous dll before removing then it wouldn't be fixed until the next re-boot. Registering and unregistering a dll loads them into memory, not just the windows registry. But I reckon you'd know that already :)