Okay, I use a friends computer from time to time to watch DVDs because my computer doesnt have a DVD drive. He hardly every uses it himself except to listen to music and write documents for school/work, so theres no file sharing or chats as far as I KNOW.

Its a HP Pavillion 555e, not running any firewalls or other applications to keep it safe...(I am going to get on him about installing some)

The problem is when I first sign on, this error ALWAYS comes up - "The ordinal 139 could not be located in the dynamic link library LIBEAY32.dll"  Is this a virus?

IM thinking this might tie into the problem of the CD-R/RW drive not being recognized at all by the computer even though Device Manager sees it and when I updated the drivers, it said new software was detected, but the drive still wont read CDs of any sort.

Help please?   faechan.....  This is what I can tell you ..

The libeay32.dll library is required for Filezilla to function correctly. If you use Filezilla you should not terminate or remove libeay32.dll, unless it is causing problems for your system.


dl65  Okay, but I dont even know what Filezilla is nor did I know it was even on the machine.
And what do you mean by 'dl65'?

I feel bad because this thread got so many views but only one REPLY...am I blatantly ignorant of something? =/Don't feel bad, we all have things to do aside from being here.
I looked at your thread, did a quick Google and decided to leave it to someone else to answer.
I don't think you have a virus but you may have to get a new LIBEAY32.dll file, try Google for the file name and you will know all about it too.
Once you get that part sorted out start a new thread for your  CD-R/RW problem.libeay32.dll is a library of encryption functions and its used for secure comms. Divx is the suspect. Quote

Don't feel bad, we all have things to do aside from being here.
I looked at your thread, did a quick Google and decided to leave it to someone else to answer.
I don't think you have a virus but you may have to get a new LIBEAY32.dll file, try Google for the file name and you will know all about it too.
Once you get that part sorted out start a new thread for your  CD-R/RW problem.