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Unable to open programs (win32 error) + very slow computer
buker007
post May 17 2008, 06:58 AM
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Hello.

I have just reformatted my computer and i am currently on win xp sp2. First day, everything was working normal, with usual speed. Aftet downloading some files without anti virus program (silly, i know) everything became very laggy and slow + almost any anti virus or other program, i need for checking and removing spyware on my computer doesent work+when trying to install nod 32, it writes that i dont have and access to akrn file (similar is with other antiviruses)

here is the combo-fix log, i got after running the program. Any help would be very appreciated. smile.gif


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