Murray
HELP startup file misiing
Started by
jgallinzx
, Jun 02 2005 09:23 PM
#16
Posted 03 June 2005 - 09:00 AM
Murray
#17
Posted 03 June 2005 - 09:01 AM
OK I have device manager up now, i should say that since i did my restore the sound is back. the offending piece of spyware is called euniverse.searchnugget.toolbar
#18
Posted 03 June 2005 - 11:24 PM
Hi Guys,
Thanks for all your help so far, im beginning to think there is light at the end of the tunnel :-)
Right, I ran all the cleaning tools, spybot and housecall and everything is / was clear. I remember the problem first after and update to my C Media Audio Driver I downloaded from Windows Update. So the first time when i did a system restore it returned as normal ok. Since running all the "tools" above it was still ok which led me to think that it wasn't spyware at all. When I downloaded the Driver Update from the Windows Update site a second time, all my sound disappeared (including the speaker icon (sound Control) in the bottom right taskbar of desktop. I ran device manager which had a yellow dot on my C Media Sound Card. Troubleshooting gave me nothing but when I rolled back to previous driver version (from before update) it works fine and the above named file is no longer missing. Unless there is any obvious disadvantage to not having the driver update then im thinking - if it ain't broke, dont fix it!!
Any other ideas or comments let me know,
Thanks you all so much again,
Julie x
Thanks for all your help so far, im beginning to think there is light at the end of the tunnel :-)
Right, I ran all the cleaning tools, spybot and housecall and everything is / was clear. I remember the problem first after and update to my C Media Audio Driver I downloaded from Windows Update. So the first time when i did a system restore it returned as normal ok. Since running all the "tools" above it was still ok which led me to think that it wasn't spyware at all. When I downloaded the Driver Update from the Windows Update site a second time, all my sound disappeared (including the speaker icon (sound Control) in the bottom right taskbar of desktop. I ran device manager which had a yellow dot on my C Media Sound Card. Troubleshooting gave me nothing but when I rolled back to previous driver version (from before update) it works fine and the above named file is no longer missing. Unless there is any obvious disadvantage to not having the driver update then im thinking - if it ain't broke, dont fix it!!
Any other ideas or comments let me know,
Thanks you all so much again,
Julie x
#19
Posted 04 June 2005 - 07:16 AM
Howdy:
A second lesson to be learned here is NEVER use the hardware updates on the Microsoft Windows update page.. I also learned that the hard way with my video card..
Now, I always go just to the manufacturers website for any new drivers!!
Glad you got it up and running!!
Murray
A second lesson to be learned here is NEVER use the hardware updates on the Microsoft Windows update page.. I also learned that the hard way with my video card..
Now, I always go just to the manufacturers website for any new drivers!!
Glad you got it up and running!!
Murray
#20
Posted 04 June 2005 - 09:56 PM
Thanks very much to murray and gerry for their hard work on this one. I have learnt from this experience and will bear in mind about the drivers updates, and guys, if I ever get stuck again I will be back again :-)
Julie xxx
Julie xxx
#21
Posted 05 June 2005 - 06:39 AM
You are very welcome Julie !!
Murray
Murray
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