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#76
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i'm not sure if i'm reporting this correctly...


just from today
system...
error source-DCOM category-None Event-10005 User SYSTEM
" " User cait
" " User SYSTEM
source-Service control manager category-none event-7026 user-N/A
" " event-7001 (same repeated five times total)
source-print category-none event-19 user-SYSTEM
source-service control manager category-none event-7000 user-N/A
" " event-7009 user-N/A

first error in applications was yesterday, 9-11
source-application error category-none event-1000 user-N/A
TONS of warnings for MsiInstaller on the 9th event alternating from 1015, 1004, 1001
second error 9-9
source-application error category (100) event 1004 user-N/A
^same thing except event 1000
more warnings for misinstaller
errors on 9-8
winmgmt--no category--event 24
truevector service event-5003 (five of those)
vss-no category-event 8193
eventsystem category (50) event 4609
application hang (101) event 1002


let me know if you need more or better clarification..
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after you read all that.. i ran the same process on my computer to see what it looked like.. in my application log, 99% of what shows up is warning from norton antivirus... is that something to be curious about?
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charZar....

We've got some Service Control Manager problems on "Wunderbox"...Let's run another Windows repair and see if we can get those files back....

REPAIR your installation of XP. This procedure will not damage or change your current files or settings...it will just repair or replace damaged system files. You will be asked for your Installation CD and may be asked for your product key. Follow the instructions carefully...print them out if you can.

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The norton "Warnings" on your machine are more than likely the updater trying to go online for updates and not finding a connection. Warnings usually aren't too much to worry about.
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i'll be back in a bit.... says setup will complete in approx 39 minutes--woot! hah.. i'll report back when it's finished, if i'm not at class.. if i don't post within the hour, i'll be back around four or so.. just so you know i'm not around

thanks!

fingers crossed that things smooth over
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The repair should definitely give us a more viable system. There are some Hot Patches available for the other events you listed, but we've got to get you online for those. I'll watch for your next post....

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ok, i'm back.... she's actually messing around on it now.. she can look through folders and whatnot... what do you suggest we do now to fix this sucker?
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charZar...

You certainly seem fired up...that's good!

How does the machine seem to be running now?

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We have a little problem we have to rid "Wunderbox" of before we go much further. First I'd like you to go to System Restore (Start then All Programs then Accessories then System Tools and click System Restore)...in the left pane, click the link for "System Restore Settings" and then Disable or Turn Off System Restore. Apply the settings and exit.
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right now (words from my friend) everything just disappeared... she was looking through folders and everything just disappeared... she was looking through folders at first and searching her 'stuff'.. then she tried opening itunes and it wouldn't.. then she tried mozilla (internet) and it came up with "application failed ::bunch of numbers::".. and now it's disappeared.. she just turned it off via holding down the button

i'm fired up because i finally got my wireless to hook up--lots of mishaps between my computer and our resnet people.. :-/
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Ok...Once you get it rebooted, refer to post #84.
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no worries-internet is NOT hooked up.. not sure why she tried opening it :tazz:
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arg--now it won't load to normal mode...
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That's ok...we'll work in safe mode for a little while....

Now charZar...I need you to Please go HERE and download the tool found there. Copy it to a floppy disk. Run it on "Wunderbox" and reboot.

Edited by wannabe1, 12 September 2005 - 02:53 PM.

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Once we get that off your machine I think we can get things straightened out enough to generate a good HJT log for the Malware folks.
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