i need help again...... - Page 2

stuveltje · 2005-01-28, 09:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Linkster

Can you get IE to run and delete the files in the temp folder (including the offline files check box) - shouldnt need to clear your cookies.
Then using file manager or windows explorer look at the contents of the temp and temporary internet files folders under both your username and administrator and see if there's anything left in there other than cookies - everything else should be able to be deleted.
Starting to sound more like youve got a corrupted file in there somewhere in the temp inet folder

well thats what i think too .lol. now i only have to which one, i have deleted all the cookies and ofline stuff, me now double checking

stuveltje · 2005-01-28, 09:38 AM

what is an TMP-file and DMP-file, i see alot of things with that behind it

Linkster · 2005-01-28, 10:48 AM

Stuveltje - without looking it sounds like the .dmp files are the system dump files either from the errors you are having or from a failed windows update - the .tmp files are the files tht programs normally make during installs - both of which are files not normally needed - especially if you are getting ready to do a full upgrade to SP2 for XP

added - forgot to mention - the list of services doesnt show anything out of the ordinary - if you can look at the resources each is using it might give a clue to which one seems to be causing what is sounding like a memory collision - somethings using up the resources and the system is erroring out from your descriptions.

stuveltje · 2005-01-28, 09:19 AM

taskmgr.exe
QHONLINE.exe
raid_tool.exe
msmsgs.exe
ctfmon.exe
QHM32.exe
UPSCHD.exe
MAILSVR.exe
ADeck.exe
VTTimer.exe
spoolsv.exe System
explore.exe
svchost.exe local service
svchost.exe network service
IEXPLORE.exe
svchost.exe System
svchost.exe System
Icq.exe
Isass.exe System
services.exe System
csrss.exe System
smss.exe System
wdfmgr.exe locale service
QHONSVC.exe System
QHWSCSVC.exe System
mdm.exe System
system System

HC-Majick · 2005-01-29, 09:50 AM

another thought that i didn't see mentioned in this thread. There is a checkbox to have windows automatically restart when it encounters an error. if an important file got corrupted or deleted in the process of getting rid of a virus/spyware, windows will just reboot instead of showing the wonderful bluescreen. at this point i would just do a system restore and then go from there.

start->control panel->system->advanced->startup & recovery->settings

Kezza · 2005-01-30, 12:11 AM

Glad its all sorted out!!!

stuveltje · 2005-01-30, 04:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Kezza

Glad its all sorted out!!!

lol yes back to work for me and kezza thank you for doing the reviews for me

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