Unable to load DLL Microsoft reason: 126 (The specified module could not be found

Unable to load DLL Microsoft reason: 126 (The specified module could not be found.) U890 Account SET Introduction hint: Unable to load DLL Microsoft prompts you to accidentally manipulate the SQL database to avoid unnecessary inconvenience to the database or a DLL referenced by the DLL. Reason: 126 (The specified module could not be found.) )。 ”


The system stored procedure was maliciously modified by the virus because the SQL2000 sa password was too simple.
The following system stored procedures are required for recovery.
Note: This program only supports SQL2000

Use master

Go

--Check if xp_cmdshell is tampered with

SELECT * FROM Master. syscomments where object_name (id) = ' xp_cmdshell ' and text<> ' Xplog70.dll '

Go

--Check if other stored procedures have been tampered with

Select object_name (ID), * from Master. syscomments where object_name (ID) in


(' Xp_getfiledetails ', ' xp_availablemedia ', ' xp_dirtree ', ' xp_fixeddrives ', ' xp_s
Ubdirs ',
' Xp_fileexist ', ' xp_get_tape_devices ', ' sp_msgetversion ', ' xp_enumdsn ', ' Xp_regr
Ead ', ' xp_regwrite ', ' Xp_regdeletevalue ',
' Xp_regaddmultistring ', ' xp_regremovemultistring ', ' Xp_regenumkeys ', ' Xp_regenu
Mvalues ', ' xp_regdeletekey ', ' xp_instance_regread ',
' Xp_instance_regwrite ', ' xp_instance_regdeletevalue ', ' Xp_instance_regaddmulti
String ', ' xp_instance_regremovemultistring ',
' Xp_instance_regenumkeys ', ' xp_instance_regenumvalues ') and text <>n ' Xpstar.dll '
Go
--found that xp_cmdshell was tampered with, execute the following statement and change it back
--drop procedure xp_cmdshell
--go
--exec sp_addextendedproc n ' xp_cmdshell ', n ' xplog70.dll '
--go
--then execute the following statement to verify that the xp_cmdshell is correct
--xp_cmdshell ' dir c:\ '
-If the statement is abnormal, it is also possible that the SQL Server service's enabling account (typically system) does not
Permission to access the System32\cmd.exe file, plus permissions


--discover that other stored procedures have been tampered with, execute the following statement
--drop Procedure Stored Procedure name
--go
--exec sp_addextendedproc n ' Stored procedure name ', n ' xpstar.dll '