ITS CAUSING PROBLEMS ALL KINDS
system crashing
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, May 05 2006 01:52 PM
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Posted 18 May 2006 - 03:13 PM
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ITS CAUSING PROBLEMS ALL KINDS
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Posted 18 May 2006 - 05:36 PM
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TRY THIS OUT
Used in connection with memory dumps - you can disable these by - right clicking on My Computer, selecting Properties and then the Advanced tab. Click on the Settings button in 'Startup and Recovery'. In the bottom pane - under 'Write debugging information' - click on the down arrow and then select 'None' - OK your way out
Used in connection with memory dumps - you can disable these by - right clicking on My Computer, selecting Properties and then the Advanced tab. Click on the Settings button in 'Startup and Recovery'. In the bottom pane - under 'Write debugging information' - click on the down arrow and then select 'None' - OK your way out
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Posted 19 May 2006 - 01:05 AM
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Thank you.
I have AVG antivirus.
I don't have the update KB908531.
What's uphclean?
I have AVG antivirus.
I don't have the update KB908531.
What's uphclean?
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Posted 19 May 2006 - 06:24 AM
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uphclean stands for user profile hive cleanup
The errors that this issue relates to are along the lines of a program or process had open handles to the user hive (part of the registry) and the user hive could not be unloaded during shutdown
The only real impact of this error is that windows does not shut down quickly...instead, window waits for the hive to unload, and then eventually times out, and forces a close.
This issue does not impact all users, but it does seem to be growing significantly
If, when you shutdown, the message SAVING YOUR SETTINGS hangs for more than 10 seconds, then you have this issue. Otherwise, the patch does nothing
The errors that this issue relates to are along the lines of a program or process had open handles to the user hive (part of the registry) and the user hive could not be unloaded during shutdown
The only real impact of this error is that windows does not shut down quickly...instead, window waits for the hive to unload, and then eventually times out, and forces a close.
This issue does not impact all users, but it does seem to be growing significantly
If, when you shutdown, the message SAVING YOUR SETTINGS hangs for more than 10 seconds, then you have this issue. Otherwise, the patch does nothing
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Posted 19 May 2006 - 02:07 PM
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yes, I have that issue. I downloaded the fix and hopefully all is ok.
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Posted 19 May 2006 - 02:08 PM
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you will notice the next time you reboot....night and day difference
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Posted 20 May 2006 - 12:19 AM
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I just ran Registry First Aid, and I have like 90 invalid path errors. Most of the "Extreme Caution" ones are Event Message Files--
%system root %...system32...dllcache...igmpv2.dll...oh all kinds of stuff that I know absolutely nothing about.
My system is running, should I just leave well enough alone?
%system root %...system32...dllcache...igmpv2.dll...oh all kinds of stuff that I know absolutely nothing about.
My system is running, should I just leave well enough alone?
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Posted 20 May 2006 - 09:57 AM
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http://www.errorguard.com/
try this i had this program
its quick and pretty good
also norton system works has a registry repair
this programs wont harm your system or computer
but will repair the most common errors
at least that much gets repaired
gives you more options if you if you decide to continue with other repairs
try this i had this program
its quick and pretty good
also norton system works has a registry repair
this programs wont harm your system or computer
but will repair the most common errors
at least that much gets repaired
gives you more options if you if you decide to continue with other repairs
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Posted 20 May 2006 - 10:05 AM
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http://www.errorguard.com/
try this i had this program
its quick and pretty good
also norton system works has a registry repair
i lost it during a lightening storm
then i had issue with microsoft about getting it back
Anyway i ran the program 2 or 3 times a week
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Posted 20 May 2006 - 10:20 AM
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http://support.micro....com/kb/130801/
you can go there and study and learn more about stop errors just type your error number in the microsoft search bar at the very top of page
you can go there and study and learn more about stop errors just type your error number in the microsoft search bar at the very top of page
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Posted 20 May 2006 - 12:22 PM
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Registry First Aid offers corrections to most of the errors. Most of the errors seem to be event message files with invalid file references. They're not error messages...they're mostly "hkey_local_machine/system..."
The program offers corrections by cutting invalid substrings, changing the path, or deleting the entry.
They also warn you...like you could really screw things up. That's why I'm afraid to run the corrections.
The program offers corrections by cutting invalid substrings, changing the path, or deleting the entry.
They also warn you...like you could really screw things up. That's why I'm afraid to run the corrections.
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Posted 20 May 2006 - 03:38 PM
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well hers some options to consider
1- you can make a back-uo registry with your
current one thats there now. that way you replace it back
if repairs dont work.
2-you can ignore the warnings and just do the repair .
3-type in search bar eventid an search for possible solutions
1- you can make a back-uo registry with your
current one thats there now. that way you replace it back
if repairs dont work.
2-you can ignore the warnings and just do the repair .
3-type in search bar eventid an search for possible solutions
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Posted 21 May 2006 - 12:37 AM
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This is probably over my head right now...although I might attempt it
soon.
It's nice to know there's some assistance here. Thanks again, see you soon.
soon.
It's nice to know there's some assistance here. Thanks again, see you soon.
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Posted 24 May 2006 - 03:49 AM
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hey you guys...now that I have java, I keep picking up viruses! Previously, I think I've found 4 viruses in two years, now all of a sudden, I've found five in two days! What's going on?
They are attacking: ...\Application data\sun\java
and they are: trojan/class loader and java/Byte Verify
Research says they're not really dangerous, but what? Is java like really vulnerable, or something? I found a patch from Microsoft I'm gonna try.
I posted here because you guys are familiar with my problems... if I should, I'll post in malware.
They are attacking: ...\Application data\sun\java
and they are: trojan/class loader and java/Byte Verify
Research says they're not really dangerous, but what? Is java like really vulnerable, or something? I found a patch from Microsoft I'm gonna try.
I posted here because you guys are familiar with my problems... if I should, I'll post in malware.
Edited by jones082, 24 May 2006 - 04:18 AM.
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Posted 24 May 2006 - 05:58 AM
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or they could be false positives.
Java applet viruses are very, very, rare
Java applet viruses are very, very, rare
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