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You have morphing/changing "[b]O20 - Winlogon Notify:[/b]" entries in your log, which indicate an infection that HJT alone isn't going to be able to fix. Please do the following: Download L2mfix from one of these two locations: [url="http://www.atribune.org/downloads/l2mfix.exe"]http://www.atribune.org/downloads/l2mfix.exe[/url] [url="http://www.downloads.subratam.org/l2mfix.exe"]http://www.downloads.subratam.org/l2mfix.exe[/url] Save the file to your desktop and double click l2mfix.exe. Click …

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[QUOTE=tayspen]you look like you are all clean now.[/QUOTE]Careful there, T- it wasn't ;) Nasties: R1 - HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main,Search Bar = [url="http://www.imvmuyxoeelgqlcxblajyv.com/P/MhWn28zJkShEUk0Id6/0uDYpT0NweakMtBnzIrxfny9DK7sqKbGZTUFBdEfQQ5.html"]http://www.imvmuyxoeelgqlcxblajyv.c...TUFBdEfQQ5.html[/url] O4 - HKCU\..\Run: [loveinternet] C:\DOCUME~1\Owner\APPLIC~1\PHONEL~1\Byte Bows.exe O20 - Winlogon Notify: App Management - C:\WINDOWS\system32\ckcfg32.dll (file missing) O20 - Winlogon Notify: Applets - C:\WINDOWS\system32\wvnsta.dll (file missing)

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Let's get a bigger picture; please do the following: * Click on the "Run..." option in your Start menu. In the "Open:" box of the resulting window, type "cmd" (omit the quotes) and hit Enter. This will bring up a DOS window * At the DOS prompt, type the following …

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WinFS was backported to run on XP, and is/has been available in beta (Beta 1) to developers for some time. From what I've read, Beta 2 is due to be released to developers at the beginning of May, but the final shipping version isn't due for release until at least …

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The aborted install has most likely left pending installation instructions/commands in the Registry. * Does the behaviour occur when you boot the computer into Safe Mode (you get to the safe mode boot option by hitting the F8 key as your computer is starting up)? * Can you run other …

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What is the model # of the eB (1141, 1183, etc.)? The specifications/capabilities of eB series vary slightly depending on the exact model #.

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Hi nickakastu, welcome to DaniWeb :) * What version of Windows are you using? * When did the problem start to occur? * Had you made [I]any[/I] changes to the system at about the time you first noticed the problem? * When you say: "or anything else in that table", …

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MOM24 has found the solution to the virtual memory error message, so I'm marking this one as solved. The solution the member found can be viewed here: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread44050.html[/url]

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[quote=mcrrcoker]When i try that it says it already has a copy should i replace it with the new one?[/quote]Yes.

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Given that the computer was moved, something may have become unseated or loosened in the process. If so, it may not be that power supply itself is bad, but that a connection fault is preventing the system from powering up properly. The general troubleshooting drill is this: * Disconnect all …

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[QUOTE=cscgal]I thought it would be good incentive to get people to want to contribute more.[/QUOTE]Good idea, Dani. :) I think the recognition may give our newer and/or perhaps more hesitant contributors a bit of a confidence boost, and help to let people know that their input is a valued addition …

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[QUOTE=imanidiot]...then i change how to open the file cause it was an application and i hit always open on notepad...[/QUOTE]Do you know the extension of the deleted file's name? It would definitely help to know if the file was an .exe, .com, .lnk (shortcut), etc. file.

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Give us specific details: - What are the exact names/versions of the drivers? - What is the exact make/model of the DVD drive?

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[QUOTE=HackWizz]THINK ABOUT DISPLAYING THE TIME OF THE USER ACCORDING TO HIS TIME ZONE ALONG WITH WHAT YOU SHOW RIGHT NOW[/QUOTE]Each user can set the the displayed timestamp to that of their own time zone. To do so: * Click on the [b]Control Panel[/b] link that appears in the header at …

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Moved to the (brand spankin' new) Security forum, as that is where we're now concentrating security/spyware/adware/etc.-related threads. :)

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[QUOTE=sykopath8]Now it's begun shutting down at random ...[/QUOTE]That could be heat-related. Does the machine have to be running for at least a [i]little[/i] while before it crashes, or will it crash right after being turned on (that is, while it is still "cold")? Are the air intake and exhaust vents …

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[QUOTE=adampm]When I try to load Explorer, I get an error message [/QUOTE]Before we do anything else, you should post the [i]full and exact[/i] text of any/all error messages you're getting.

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[QUOTE=jhay116]Also, check the O17 entries if ya don't recognize the IP there.[/QUOTE]Those IPs (which point to rogue/bogus DNS servers) are the work of the Wareout parasite. Wareout also drops hidden, malicious files on the system, which will need to be removed. chazzman, please do the following: [color=Blue]You will need to …

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Some systems (including some Optimas, I think) come with a special "recovery partition", which you can boot to by pressing a certain key just as your computer is starting up. The original setup files are on that partition, and you can start a reinstallation of your Windows partition from there. …

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NoAdware was actually delisted from the category of [url="http://www.spywarewarrior.com/rogue_anti-spyware.htm#naw_note"]Rogue/Suspect antispyware programs[/url] because they have supposedly cleaned up their act regarding false positives and other "questionable" behaviour. However, I personally refuse to recommend "antispyware" programs which have histories of such blatant deception; there are plenty of other reputable (and free) utilities …

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Hi sallyssanctuary, welcome to DaniWeb. :) To give you a [i]truly[/i] definitive answer we would need to know the specifications of your motherboard (model# and version) and/or the specs of your BIOS, as those are the components that ultimately determine what RAM configurations will work with any given computer. In …

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Hi Cloud9, First of all- welcome to DaniWeb :) We ask that members not tag their questions on to a thread previously started by another member (regardless of how similar your problem might seem). Not only does it divert the focus of the thread away from the original poster's problem, …

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[QUOTE=Juubjuubcow]After putting in new hardware my computer...[/QUOTE]What hardware did you install? Did the newly-installed hardware physically obstruct the free flow of air within the chassis? Judging from your description, whatever you added is generating enough extra heat (or blocking the airflow enough) to cause the fans to kick up a …

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The first thing to do is to check the hardware manufacturer's websites; you'll find most of what you need on their support/download pages. Keep in mind that drivers for devices which are intergral to the motherboard (graphics chipsets, disk drive/USB controllers, etc.) are often bundled together into one motherboard update …

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Let's start by getting a snapshot of the state of your system. Download the (free) [url="http://www.stevewolfonline.com/Downloads/DMR/Spyware%20Tools/HJT/HijackThis.exe"]HijackThis[/url] utility. Once downloaded, follow these instructions to install and run the program: Create a folder for HJT outside of any Temp/Temporary folders and move HijackThis to that folder now. A folder such such as …

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Assuming you're using Windows XP: The configuration software that ships with wireless cards often conflicts with XP's built-in wireless configuration utility, causing problems such as the one you describe. What basically happens is that either the Windows software or the card's software will take control of the card's functions, preventing …

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You need to provide more details. - What version(s) of Windows are you running on each of the machines? - Are the machines operating in a workgroup environment, or in a domain? - [i]Is[/i] the account under which you are are trying to log in disabled, as the message indicates?

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[QUOTE=Matt_D]I am certain it is because of the Netgear ProSafe 802.11g wireless firewall/print server (FWG114P) and the netgear ADSL modem router DG632 which I have. [/QUOTE] Does the computer exhibit the symptom when connected directly to the modem? Testing that would help you determine whether or not the ProSafe is …

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[QUOTE=wirefan]Cant be 2 faulty boards can it?[/QUOTE]It definitely[i] can[/i] (I've had it happen), but isn't the most likely scenario. Since you indicated that you've tried the usual troubleshooting steps with the mobo, RAM, and peripheral cards, I'd suspect the CPU.

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It sounds like you've tried some of the recommended troubleshooting steps, but more suggestions for finding/fixing the causes of such problems can be found [url="http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread27079.html"]here.[/url] Try those suggestions and repost with the details of your results.

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[QUOTE=wait4the1]is it possible that the power supply is dead...?[/QUOTE]That's definitely a possibility; I'd suggest testing the DC voltages on the power leads to see if you're getting healthy voltages. Pinouts (with voltages) for the various ATX power connectors can be found [url="http://www.helpwithpcs.com/courses/power-supply-basics-inc-pinouts.htm"]here[/url].

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That error is indicative of a hardware problem, but you'll have to do some troubleshooting to determine the [i]exact[/i] culprit. The links on the first page of [url="http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=verifying+DMI+pool+data&btnG=Google+Search"]this Google search[/url] will give you several suggestions; try them and let us know the results.

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If the problem truly does happen with [i]any[/i] disk you try, there's a good chance that the floppy drive itself has failed. However, if you can give us more specifics on the model and age of your machine, the version of Windows you're using, etc., we'll probably be able to …

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[QUOTE=BILL S]...I have heard 98 SE came out AFTER ME because of the problems with it[/QUOTE]No, SE was released to address problems with earlier releases of 98; the only thing released to address the problems ME has was a device called a hammer. :mrgreen: Seriously though- if you can give …

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1. How long have you been getting the errors from the CoreCenter software. 2. Please post the exact make/model/version/revision of your motherboard; CoreCenter exhibits such problems with certain mobos. 3. [QUOTE]Also I sometimes get a Norton 'Bloodhound' message[/QUOTE] Details, please; you've given us nothing to go on here.

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Those errors in the modem log are all related to the WAN-side connection, so I seriously doubt that plugging a computer directly in to the modem will change anything. However, you may [i]have[/i] to get that configuration working to avoid the inevitable "sorry, but we don't support routers" excuse that …

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Due in 3 1/2 days, eh? That's a nice deadline you've put yourself up against. :mrgreen: I'm sure we can help you with some ideas and pointers, but you'll have to give us bit more to go on; even a sub-topic like "security" covers a [i]huge[/i] range of possibilities. Give …

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Hi Lc0756, welcome to DaniWeb :) To begin with, can you please post the exact make/model/version of the modem?

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[QUOTE=flipboi15]my cable box thingy's light goes off sumtimes...[/QUOTE]The "cable box thingy" is the cable modem, and it probably has more that one light on it. Depending on exactly [i]which[/i] light goes out or starts flashing, the problem could be on your end or on the cable provider's end. If the …

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With the hard drive connected (and jumpered) as the Primary Master drive, remove/disconnect [i]all[/i] unnecessary components from the motherboard (CD-ROM/DVD drives, network cards, sound cards, etc.) and try to boot the computer. Let us know the results.

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[QUOTE=jhay116]Yep, 1 more and ya look clean to me.[/QUOTE]There are two other entries that need fixing as well: [b] F2 - REG:system.ini: UserInit=userinit.exe,rgsyxwm.exe O20 - Winlogon Notify: Shell Extensions - C:\WINDOWS\[/b] Once you've fixed the above HJT log entries: * Open Windows Explorer, and in the Folder Options->View settings under …

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OK kids- back to work now.... We're getting more than a bit off topic here, and I'd really hate to have to break out the Sacred Wet Trout, or even worse, a big ol' bottle of the dreaded DaniWeb Threadlock.

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Just one question before we begin cleaning your system: Can you please double-check to make sure that you posted the [i]complete[/i] contents of your HJT log? There are usually more services (the "023" entries) listed in a HJT log from an XP machine.

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I've haven't seen or heard of that particular (and rather weird) behaviour before. What exact version of Windows are you using, and is there any further history/information that you can give us concerning the problem (when it started to happen, if you had made any software adds/deletes/upgrades around that time, …

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When it occurs during the XP installation process, the error you are receiving [i]usually[/i] points to a problem with your physical RAM (either a defective module or an incompatible module configuration). Please post the [i]full and exact[/i] contents of the error message, as the [b]0x0000008E[/b] code in the Stop error …

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- Please post the [i]full and exact[/i] details for the sound driver(s) you are currently using. - Also give us as much detail/history of the problem as possible. The more we know about why/when the problem first occured, the better.

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The problem doesn't appear to be on the site's side; I can access everything on the site through both IE and firefox. Please give us: - The [i]exact[/i] URL, if it isn't simply "http://www.epiguides.com. - Your browser name and version. - Your version of Windows.

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