How to Fix The Specified Module Could not be Found in Windows

Various reasons may cause the error “The specified module could not be found” on Windows. The error usually arises at the warm-up and startup process of your Windows. It occurs when the particular Windows registry entry fails or deleted.  
The specified module error pops out while we are operating Windows or trying to link to the internet. There might be a legitimate function behind this issue or other various reasons and causes like:

• Invalid planned Windows registry.
• Infected or malfunctioned DLL supported files.
• Improper and incomplete installation process of software or other programs.
• Invalid downloads of functions and malfunctioning tasks.
• Obsolete Drivers

1. Looking for the Cause of Error
There may be multiple reasons behind the error, so it is recommended to point out the exact cause and the reason for the error by analyzing it in the first move. Then look for the culprit of this issue by exploring throughout the system.
2. Looking for the DLL File Path
In case, you still didn’t get the right cause of this issue, then try to find the “DLL” file path or the error. After getting the path and its exact location, try to run the file. Here are the methods to troubleshoot the error in various ways:
Running Scan Program for Detecting and Removing Malware
Sometimes, viruses and harmful malware create an issue for the Windows on that we are working. The specified module error may arise due to spyware and malware also. If you wish to remove malware and other viruses by detecting it, then follow these instructions:

1. Firstly, you have to enter “Security” in the provided search bar of Windows.
2. Then, hit the option “Windows Security.”
3. After that, choose “Virus and Threat Protection” option there.
4. Now, navigate to the scanning options.
5. Then, hit the “Full Scan” tab and tap on “Scan Now.”

Removing “BackgroundContainer” Activities

1. First of all, hit “Windows + R” tabs from your keyboard.
2. Then, you have to enter “taskchd.msc” in the provided space.
3. Next, tap on “Enter.”
4. Navigate to the “Task Scheduler” option and hit the “Task Scheduler Library.”
5. After that, look for the “background container” activity option and right-click it.
6. Now, tap on “Delete” tab.

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Cancelling “.dll” processes  
Follow these steps if you wish to fix this issue by cancelling “.dll” file.

1. Firstly, tap “Windows + E” keys from your keyboard. It will help you to launch the “File Explorer” window.
2. Then, navigate to the tab “View.” It will be inside the option “Folder.”
3. Go to the “Hidden files and folders” option and then mark the option “Show hidden files and folders.”
4. After that unmark the option ” Hide Protected Operating System Files.”
5. Then, tap on “OK.”
6. Now, go to the “Start” option and then right-click on it.
7. After that, choose “Settings.”
8. Next, navigate to the option “Update and Security” and hit “Recovery.”
9. Go to the segment “Advanced Startup” and then tap on “Restart Now.”
10. Locate the screen “Choose an option.”
11. After that, hit the “Troubleshoot” tab.
12. Then, go to “Advanced options.”
13. After that, tap on “Startup Settings” and then hit “Restart.”
14. When the Windows reboots successfully, then tap “F5” or simply “5” key from the keyboard. it will show “Safe Mode with Networking.”
15. Then, Sign in to the system as an administrator.
16. Now, launch the “Windows Task Manager” option by hitting “Ctrl + Alt +Del” simultaneously.
17. Then hit the tab “Process.”
18. Search for the entries from the list related to the error “The specified module could not be found” issue.
19. Then tap on “End Task.

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