a error message that says "exception EsockError in module MSREXE.exe at 00057C5D." appeared on my screen after booting up my computer what should i do

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Systray.dl is definitely NOT a valid file. I found this "sub-7" type trojan by using "the cleaner" available at Moosoft.com. The problem files for me were systray.dl found in the windows directory, and a file called favpnmcfee.dll found in the system directory. Niether file would let me delete it as Windows had loaded it and thus had control of it. Once the ini files were cleaned up as someone here described, a quick reboot, and the files were history. Havent had any problems since. I was getting a runtime error 216 which seemed to be triggered by leaving Explorer.

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Do you see what nicholas wrote a couple of paragraphs ahead of mine? That is my problem. Only I can not access the internet, it will connect but will not let me view web pages... What in the heck is this file for? Could it be a trojan horse?

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Application Error . "exception EsockError in module MSREXE.exe at 00057C5D." :is caused by the Sub-Seven (a trojan which gives someone else full access to you PC remotely) which fails to activate -fortunatley!. MSREXE.exe could be named something else. If you do get a message like this, try removing this file in DOS and the command that attempts to start it, usually in win.ini or the registry. Or get the Cleaner from moosoft.com and remove it. Remember-- open .exe files from trusted sources only !

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I get the same "exception ESock error but mine is in module PWRSVM.exe at 00057C5d. Socket operation in non-socket." Rebooting usually gets rid of it, but recently I was booting in safe mode to defrag my hard drive when I kept getting this message. I want to resolve this for good. I might try the same method and delete references in the win.ini. Any suggestions are appreciated.

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I too received the "systray.dl" error upon booting up, ran a net search on it, found the "commodon.com" website previously mentioned, and effectively deleted it. My question is, regarding this "remote control" of one's computer, how extensive is this "control", how long can you tell this has been going on, and do you need to change all your passwords as a result?

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I received a call of the same error " Exception esock in module pwrsvm.exe at 00057c5d" 10038:socket operation on non-socket. All I had teh person do was rename the system.ini file and then had the eu copy a fresh system.ini file into the c:\windows from the system.sav/windows file, and that seemed to work.

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I get the following error more and more often and now I can't even get my computer to turn on: "Exception ESock Error in Module Setup.exe at 000787C1 10038: socket operation on nonsocket" What can I do to fix this?

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I get the following error more and more often and now I can't even get my computer to turn on: "Exception ESockError in Module WINSOCK.COM at 000787C1 10038: socket operation on nonsocket" What can I do to fix this?

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