Nuris.dll

Since the file itself is likely already gone, you need to remove the "ghost" instruction:

The file is not a standard Windows system component but is most commonly identified as a malicious file or a remnant of a malware infection . Typically, users encounter this file name through error messages at startup, such as "Error loading Nuris.dll," which often indicates that an antivirus program has removed the file but left behind the instruction for Windows to run it. 1. What is Nuris.dll? Nuris.dll

: Your antivirus software (like Windows Defender or Malwarebytes ) recognizes the file as a threat and deletes it. Since the file itself is likely already gone,

: Advanced users can manually search the Windows Registry Editor ( regedit ) for "Nuris.dll" under HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run , but this carries risk if the wrong key is deleted. What is Nuris

: Although the file is gone, the startup instruction remains in the Registry. When Windows tries to follow that instruction and cannot find the file, it displays the "module could not be found" error. 3. How to Resolve the Error

: Malicious DLLs like this are often found in hidden user folders like AppData rather than the standard System32 folder. 2. The "Error Loading" Story

If you see an error message regarding Nuris.dll, it usually follows this specific sequence: