computer trouble- seriously ****ed lol

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well its running like a snail, took me about 40 mins to get to make this thread so dont expect me to reply lol

earlier it came up about doing something illegal think it might have included 16 bit in the text, and 2 boxed to click, close or ignore, if i clicked close, it would come up again 15 seconds later, and wouldnt stop, so i pressed ignore, then it came up-

this system is shutting down. please save all work in pregress and log off. any unsaved work will be lost. this shut down was initiated by NT AUTHORITY/SYSTEM

time before shut down xx

messsage-

the system process 'C//windows/system32/lsass.eve' terminated unexpectedly with status code- 1073741819. the system will now shut down and restart.

thought it could be spyware or summit? so ran spybot and it found lots, deleted it all, and now the above doesnt happen any more, but it runs very slow, each command given takes about 5 minutes to happen :bang:

and it typically does it right as im about to do coursework for tomorrow :eek: :mad:

please help me :)
 
If its the one im thinking of then its the one which keeps shutting the computer down every 10 minutes or so after a certain point (accessing the internet etc.). Get some good anti virus software.

And get rid of the programs that start up when the computer starts as this obviously slows the comp. down and even more so now you have this. Such as DVD editing software.

Beau; i think i'd go blind if i looked at your cookies :D

Try Zone Alarm Anti Virus, or McAfee.

Matt
 
Sasser, I suspect. Google it.
And get a decent anti-virus program!
And don't run as an Administrator.
H
 
When the message pops up with the time limit

Go to run and Type

shutdown /a

That will terminate the shutdown. Go to Run and Type MSCONFIG then stop the guilty program from starting with windows. You might need to start your computer with DOS or with another OS that you have installed and go delete it while the infected windows is not running.

this is why I have a DUAL Boot system and a win98se installed I only ever use for cleaning up viruses etc.
 
PNL said:



Do you mean like this Custard :p




i have a spyware free prog for my smiles :p

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Beau, I'm loathe to help you, because I can't see how anyone could have got themselves in to this mess unless they failed to follow some simple rules.
If this is sasser, have a look at http://www.microsoft.com/security/incident/sasser.mspx
There are three steps to follow there. Follow them.
Note also that the Windows XP vulnerability for this was fixed with Service Pack 2.
Do you have Service Pack 2 installed?
If not, is it because you have a dodgy copy of Windows XP?
Have you got automatic updates turned on?

This is all basic stuff. New installs of XP come with it all turned on by default, you can't go wrong.
Though somehow you have...

H
 
H?? Dodgy XP... what's that? one of the ones you pay for??

;)

Anyone seen that photo of the guy holding the XP CD up in front of the seattle "time to XP release" sign... I have a copy of that same XP release... of course, in SP1 they totally nuked any ability to use that serial number.
 
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