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Old December 25th 05, 06:11 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.perform_maintain
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I keep getting disconnected and when trying to reconnect I get an
"error 633 unable to connect" On the second try it will connect ok. The
same day this started I began getting a pop-up saying
"c:\windows\_P9HE~1.exe illegal instruction log hard error event ID 26"

Untill a few days ago I've had no problems at all. Scanned with norton
and webroot, norton did find a dialer threat and quarantined it but
found no virus. I'm a newbie on the PC, can you point me in the right
direction?

emachine windows xp home sp2. While searching for the memory I did find
physical 512 and available 178 but not sure if that is right and unable
to find it again.

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Old December 25th 05, 07:32 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.perform_maintain
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Hey grumpy,
= For the error 633 google is your best friend.

= Regarding the dialer threat that norton found i figure it still exists on
your system. you may want to try out another antivirus or online scan.

Here's a link to the free version of Antivir
www.free-av.com

Download this and install it on your computer. Restart your computer in safe
mode and do a full system scan. Once that is done reboot your system as you
normally would and then try connecting to the internet.

If you would prefer an online scan to a software download try house call.
Here's the link to it
http://us.trendmicro-europe.com/housecall/v6.5/?us=2

Note: It takes quite a long time to run this scan. So if you are on a dialup
or a slow connection or do not want to spend too much time on the internet
just download the program listed above from its website and do it that way.
Personally i prefer doing it this way for two reasons:
1I run the scan in safe mode so that the minimum stuff is loaded which
helps me in further diagnosis.
2A bit more secure being not connected to the internet.

=Now for the third thing you wanted to know how much RAM was installed in
your system. The easiest way to do this is to right click on my computer and
choose properties. To see more detailed information as to how much is
currently available just open task manager and on the performance tab you
should have the physical memory available.

Do tell me if this helps
yogi

" wrote:

I keep getting disconnected and when trying to reconnect I get an
"error 633 unable to connect" On the second try it will connect ok. The
same day this started I began getting a pop-up saying
"c:\windows\_P9HE~1.exe illegal instruction log hard error event ID 26"

Untill a few days ago I've had no problems at all. Scanned with norton
and webroot, norton did find a dialer threat and quarantined it but
found no virus. I'm a newbie on the PC, can you point me in the right
direction?

emachine windows xp home sp2. While searching for the memory I did find
physical 512 and available 178 but not sure if that is right and unable
to find it again.


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Old December 25th 05, 09:26 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.perform_maintain
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You are right Yogi, I done another norton scan and again found
gdjmopmd.exe and hmimmpmd.exe threats are still there. I'll run the
antivir and see what happens. Thanks!

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Old December 26th 05, 01:46 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.perform_maintain
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Scanned with Antivir, found and deleted tr/dialer.ay.6. along with 5
other java threats. Everything seems ok now, just hoping it stays that
way.

Thank You for your help!

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Old December 26th 05, 11:56 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.perform_maintain
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hey grumpy,
great to hear that it worked. now keep your antivirus updated always. BTW if
you want you can even uninstall norton. This will have a two way effect:
1You already have another virus scanner so having another one for the same
purpose will just create problems and solve none.
2A significant increase in performance

If you like the program buy it and help the programmers who built this
awesome tool in the first place. This will further help them improve it.

Have a wonderful New Year
Take Care
yogi

" wrote:

Scanned with Antivir, found and deleted tr/dialer.ay.6. along with 5
other java threats. Everything seems ok now, just hoping it stays that
way.

Thank You for your help!


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Old December 26th 05, 04:08 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.perform_maintain
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My Norton is up for renewal in January, think I will dump it and look
into a subscription to Antivir. Thanks again.

 




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