Windows XP home edition net problem

[fenterpr@mts.net]

Help,
Whenever I go on the net my computer shuts down. It says
it was shut down by the NT authority system because of a
remote procedure call failure, is there a fix I can
download from another computer and transfer to mine to
repair?

[Chris Lanier]

Greetings

You have got a virus, removal info at...
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_qr.htm#rpc

More info about the worm:
http://www.microsoft.com/security/incident/blast.asp

More info about the worm:
http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.blaster.worm.html

Blasting The Blaster!
http://aumha.org/win5/a/blaster.htm

" > wrote in message
...
> Help,
> Whenever I go on the net my computer shuts down. It says
> it was shut down by the NT authority system because of a
> remote procedure call failure, is there a fix I can
> download from another computer and transfer to mine to
> repair?

[Ken Blake]

In ,
> typed:

> Help,
> Whenever I go on the net my computer shuts down. It says
> it was shut down by the NT authority system because of a
> remote procedure call failure, is there a fix I can
> download from another computer and transfer to mine to
> repair?


You have the MSBlaster worm. To remove it, do the following:

The following instructions are in three parts

1. Stop it from running

2. Remove it from your system

3. Make sure it doesn't come back



Before beginning, if you have an always-on internet connection,
it's a good idea to disconnect it.



1. Stop it from running

Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete to bring up the Task Manager, then on the
Processes tab, click msblast.exe and then "End process." Reply
"Yes" to the warning message that comes up.

This stops the worm from running, so your system will not shut
down. However, it doesn't remove it, and if that's all you do, it
will start up again the next time you boot.


***

2. Remove it from your system

a. Start the registry editor program, regedit, by going to Start
| Run, and typing REGEDIT
Navigate to HKEY_Local_Machine\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curr ent
Version\Run by clicking the plus signs next to each of the
folders in the left hand pane. When you get to the last of them,
Run, click the word Run itself.

Find an entry called "Windows Auto Update" on the right side.
Right-click it and delete it.

b. Do a Windows search for msblast, and delete all files found.

The worm is now gone, and won't start again the next time you
boot. But if that's all you do, you can get reinfected just as
you did the first time.

***


3. Make sure it doesn't come back

a. Make sure you're running a firewall that prevents worms like
this from getting in. You can enable the built-in Windows XP
firewall, or download and install another one such as the free
version of ZoneAlarm. To enable the built-in firewall, go to
Control Panel, double-click Networking and Internet Connections,
then click Network Connections. Right-click your connection, then
click Properties, and on the Advanced tab, click the option
"Protect my computer and network..."


b. If you've disconnected your internet connection, reconnect it.
Download and install the Microsoft patch at
http://download.microsoft.com/download/9/8/b/98bcfad8-afbc-458f-aaee-b7a52a983f01/WindowsXP-KB823980-x86-ENU.exe

That will remove the vulnerability that the worm exploits.


c. Be sure you are running an anti-virus program, and that you
regularly download the latest updated virus definitions.

--
Ken Blake - Microsoft MVP Windows: Shell/User
Please reply to the newsgroup

[joe]

Thnak you

>-----Original Message-----
>In ,
>
typed:
>
>> Help,
>> Whenever I go on the net my computer shuts down. It
says
>> it was shut down by the NT authority system because of
a
>> remote procedure call failure, is there a fix I can
>> download from another computer and transfer to mine to
>> repair?
>
>
>You have the MSBlaster worm. To remove it, do the
following:
>
>The following instructions are in three parts
>
>1. Stop it from running
>
>2. Remove it from your system
>
>3. Make sure it doesn't come back
>
>
>
>Before beginning, if you have an always-on internet
connection,
>it's a good idea to disconnect it.
>
>
>
>1. Stop it from running
>
>Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete to bring up the Task Manager, then
on the
>Processes tab, click msblast.exe and then "End process."
Reply
>"Yes" to the warning message that comes up.
>
>This stops the worm from running, so your system will
not shut
>down. However, it doesn't remove it, and if that's all
you do, it
>will start up again the next time you boot.
>
>
>***
>
>2. Remove it from your system
>
>a. Start the registry editor program, regedit, by going
to Start
>| Run, and typing REGEDIT
>Navigate to
HKEY_Local_Machine\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curr ent
>Version\Run by clicking the plus signs next to each of
the
>folders in the left hand pane. When you get to the last
of them,
>Run, click the word Run itself.
>
>Find an entry called "Windows Auto Update" on the right
side.
>Right-click it and delete it.
>
>b. Do a Windows search for msblast, and delete all files
found.
>
>The worm is now gone, and won't start again the next
time you
>boot. But if that's all you do, you can get reinfected
just as
>you did the first time.
>
>***
>
>
>3. Make sure it doesn't come back
>
>a. Make sure you're running a firewall that prevents
worms like
>this from getting in. You can enable the built-in
Windows XP
>firewall, or download and install another one such as
the free
>version of ZoneAlarm. To enable the built-in firewall,
go to
>Control Panel, double-click Networking and Internet
Connections,
>then click Network Connections. Right-click your
connection, then
>click Properties, and on the Advanced tab, click the
option
>"Protect my computer and network..."
>
>
>b. If you've disconnected your internet connection,
reconnect it.
>Download and install the Microsoft patch at
>http://download.microsoft.com/download/9/8/b/98bcfad8-
afbc-458f-aaee-b7a52a983f01/WindowsXP-KB823980-x86-ENU.exe
>
>That will remove the vulnerability that the worm
exploits.
>
>
>c. Be sure you are running an anti-virus program, and
that you
>regularly download the latest updated virus definitions.
>
>--
>Ken Blake - Microsoft MVP Windows: Shell/User
>Please reply to the newsgroup
>
>
>.
>

[Ken Blake]

In ,
joe > typed:

> Thnak you


You're welcome.

--
Ken Blake - Microsoft MVP Windows: Shell/User
Please reply to the newsgroup



>>-----Original Message-----
>>In ,
> typed:
>>
>>> Help,
>>> Whenever I go on the net my computer shuts down. It says
>>> it was shut down by the NT authority system because of a
>>> remote procedure call failure, is there a fix I can
>>> download from another computer and transfer to mine to
>>> repair?
>>
>>
>>You have the MSBlaster worm. To remove it, do the following:
>>
>>The following instructions are in three parts
>>
>>1. Stop it from running
>>
>>2. Remove it from your system
>>
>>3. Make sure it doesn't come back
>>
>>
>>
>>Before beginning, if you have an always-on internet connection,
>>it's a good idea to disconnect it.
>>
>>
>>
>>1. Stop it from running
>>
>>Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete to bring up the Task Manager, then on the
>>Processes tab, click msblast.exe and then "End process." Reply
>>"Yes" to the warning message that comes up.
>>
>>This stops the worm from running, so your system will not shut
>>down. However, it doesn't remove it, and if that's all you do,
it
>>will start up again the next time you boot.
>>
>>
>>***
>>
>>2. Remove it from your system
>>
>>a. Start the registry editor program, regedit, by going
> to Start
>>| Run, and typing REGEDIT
>>Navigate to
> HKEY_Local_Machine\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curr ent
>>Version\Run by clicking the plus signs next to each of the
>>folders in the left hand pane. When you get to the last of
them,
>>Run, click the word Run itself.
>>
>>Find an entry called "Windows Auto Update" on the right side.
>>Right-click it and delete it.
>>
>>b. Do a Windows search for msblast, and delete all files found.
>>
>>The worm is now gone, and won't start again the next time you
>>boot. But if that's all you do, you can get reinfected just as
>>you did the first time.
>>
>>***
>>
>>
>>3. Make sure it doesn't come back
>>
>>a. Make sure you're running a firewall that prevents worms like
>>this from getting in. You can enable the built-in Windows XP
>>firewall, or download and install another one such as the free
>>version of ZoneAlarm. To enable the built-in firewall, go to
>>Control Panel, double-click Networking and Internet
Connections,
>>then click Network Connections. Right-click your connection,
then
>>click Properties, and on the Advanced tab, click the option
>>"Protect my computer and network..."
>>
>>
>>b. If you've disconnected your internet connection, reconnect
it.
>>Download and install the Microsoft patch at
>>http://download.microsoft.com/download/9/8/b/98bcfad8-
> afbc-458f-aaee-b7a52a983f01/WindowsXP-KB823980-x86-ENU.exe
>>
>>That will remove the vulnerability that the worm exploits.
>>
>>
>>c. Be sure you are running an anti-virus program, and that you
>>regularly download the latest updated virus definitions.
>>
>>--
>>Ken Blake - Microsoft MVP Windows: Shell/User
>>Please reply to the newsgroup
>>
>>
>>.