So after I ran defraggler (on W7 64bit) I tried to uninstall it, but during the uninstallation process an error pops by WER and the problem lies at dbghelp.dll_unloaded.
Of course I tried running defraggler on a different machine and did the quick defrag for a change (since I did a full defrag on my other pc).
After the scan was completed I tried again to uninstall it and also on a different computer the same error "dbghelp.dll_unloaded" appeared.
So after it happening also on a different computer you can safely say that the error is caused by Defraggler.
It happens directly when Defraggler tries to do the -Hostcleanup thing during the uninstallation.
And should I be worried about this error? Is it harmful to my computer in any way?
Cheers!
Brutus
UPDATE:
It seems to happen also when you install defraggler, open it, then close it and right after that you uninstall Defraggler.
So it's not only happening when you actually did a defrag or whatnot.
But the error really pops up when it feels like it. Not everytime though, which is kinda weird.
Did this anyway and the scan came out clean with no errors.
3. Make sure Windows is up to date.
Everything is up-to-date.
4. Make sure all virus/malware programs are up to date and scans are clean.
Couple of days ago I scanned my pc with Avira which came out clean. Also scanned with MBAM (no detections), and to top it of I also scanned my pc with Adwcleaner and nothing came up.
But yeah, I can safely say that the problem clearly lies within defraggler since I also tried it on a different PC.
If I was you, you should just test it out the way I told it in my first post, so we can be sure about it that probably everyone gets the same error message.
It sounds like you are trying to uninstall it while it is still running (a background df.exe in your task manager maybe). Or maybe you have boot defrag checked.
The reason Hazelnut is confused by your "didn't run defraggler" is because she was expecting you to fill in holes like that in her instructions if needed (she's not at you computer).
Why are you defragging and uninstalling in the same session?
Does this occur if you reboot after defrag then uninstall?
Why not use the portable build and save yourself from uninstall totally?