i don't think so it is related to WLM. as i never use WLM last time. all the way iwas using the previous version of MSN. then recently after the thing occur i using WLM and i does not affects anything after i install or uninstall WLM. but with installed WLM. the problems seems like occur even faster.. the best thing i figured out is in safe mode... the error does not occur.

hi guys i have the same problem too with chungkiap, i hope they find

a way to fix it cause i cannot download anything cause im always

retarting my pc....

Did anything clear up after the ewido scan?

did not clear up anything at all cost~~ i thought i had reply previously but i didn't see where is the msg

hey guys i've just fix my computer i just updated my windows, i put it on the automatic update for windows then waaaalllllaaaahh after installing it it just disappear.

erm..... i seems like i did not update the windows for a long time... i guess i'll give a try.. lol hopefully after 90 days of updating will bring back some result.... fast connection.. yet sharing type.... and... long time never update... might take a long journey.. haha thanks alot everyone. i will still be waiting for other solution.

I have this exact same problem! HijackThis shows nothing suspicious, I've used several online virus checkers, but whenever I restart my computer that error pops up (svchost.exe & netapi32.dll) and shuts down several Windows services, most importantly my sound and Internet.

I've read a few threads about this, and it seems like updating Windows could fix the issue - however, my Windows Automatic Update is constantly stalling, and the Microsoft Update site never stops "checking for the latest updates" either. More than that, it seems like whenever I try to do something related (visit update.microsoft.com, change my Automatic Update settings), the svchost.exe completely freaks out and uses as much memory as possible. What am I supposed to do?

Hmm I'm not one of the system file repair people so lemme get one of those on this thread.

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Try using the recovery disk to repair windows. Here are instructions on how to do that.