Keyboard and mouse lockout
 

One of our users looses keyboard and Mouse function at about the same time
everyday. When I check the event log, I notice the same events happening at
about the same time the loss of function happens. The events/services that
are running or happen to execute at the same time a "b57w2k" and "W32Time".

Now, I check the registry on the W32Time and it's settings are the same as
others in the office, so it can't be that. But the b57w2k is another story.
I'm not sure what it does and why it does it.

The other issue is that I'd shut these services down, but they are not
listed.

Any suggestions?

Keyboard and mouse lockout
 

"Ted K" wrote in message
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One of our users looses keyboard and Mouse function at about the same time
everyday. When I check the event log, I notice the same events happening
at
about the same time the loss of function happens. The events/services
that
are running or happen to execute at the same time a "b57w2k" and
"W32Time".

Now, I check the registry on the W32Time and it's settings are the same as
others in the office, so it can't be that. But the b57w2k is another
story.
I'm not sure what it does and why it does it.

The other issue is that I'd shut these services down, but they are not
listed.

Any suggestions?
What does an internet search reveal about these two services? I would
suspect that b57w2k is malware. You would get a better answer from the
virus newsgroup.
Jim

Keyboard and mouse lockout
 

b57w2k.sys is a driver.

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Hope this helps. Let us know.

Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

In . com,
Jim hunted and pecked:
"Ted K" wrote in message
...
One of our users looses keyboard and Mouse function at about the same
time everyday. When I check the event log, I notice the same events
happening at
about the same time the loss of function happens. The events/services
that
are running or happen to execute at the same time a "b57w2k" and
"W32Time".

Now, I check the registry on the W32Time and it's settings are the same
as others in the office, so it can't be that. But the b57w2k is another
story.
I'm not sure what it does and why it does it.

The other issue is that I'd shut these services down, but they are not
listed.

Any suggestions?
What does an internet search reveal about these two services? I would
suspect that b57w2k is malware. You would get a better answer from the
virus newsgroup.
Jim