Double Click on “AppInit_DLLs” located in 
“HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows\\” 
The “value” window reveals the hidden file name. 
(mine was “hlpl.dll”, yours may be different!) 
In this example let’s call it “hidden.dll” 

2) Rename the hidden file: 

Close Windows and reboot using “Windows Recovery Console” 
Go to “c:\Windows\system32\” and do two things. 
Change file from read only by typing “attrib –r hidden.dll” 
Then rename it (I don’t know why, but this procedure did not work 
until I renamed it) type “rename hidden.dll nasty.dll” 
(and remember that “hidden.dll” is for this explanation only 
use the name you found earlier) Type “exit” and reboot to Windows. 

3) Edit registry to remove hidden file 

Run “reglite.exe” again. 
Double Click on “AppInit_DLLs” located in 
“HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows\\” 
Delete the file in “value” window, the “size” window changes also. 
“Apply” changes and exit “reglite.exe”