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  • alienfinder
    Digital Video Technician
    Digital Video Technician
    • Jun 2005
    • 485

    #31
    Originally Posted by NightbladeXX
    Did you install all the MSI drivers? if so hows it running?

    new verison of Daemon tools is out 4.0.3 2/28


    nB
    I haven't installed the MSI drivers yet i'm a bit worried I might mess things up, i'll post my dxdiag text just so you can see my system.oh and thanks for the heads up about daemon i'll update mine when i can.
    Attached Files







    My Computer Specs:
    Windows XP Home Edition
    SP2
    1.2Ghz AMD Duron
    384MB DDR Ram
    256MB Nvidia GeForceFX 5200 Graphics Card
    40GB HD
    250GB HD

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    • NightbladeXX
      Digital Putz
      • Jan 2006
      • 166

      #32
      Looking at your C: / D: Drives you're out of room, especially on the C: Drive

      ------------------------
      Disk & DVD/CD-ROM Drives
      ------------------------
      Drive: C:
      Free Space: 0.6 GB
      Total Space: 26.7 GB
      File System: NTFS
      Model: ST340810A

      Drive: D:
      Free Space: 4.2 GB
      Total Space: 11.4 GB
      File System: NTFS
      Model: ST340810A

      Since Windows is on the C: drive you are going to run into problems, and you're going to need to clear off some stuff in order to give Windows some room there. I know its a small HD, but my C: drive is only a 20 GB'er and it only has Windows and a few other things on it.

      Try to move as much as you can to your H: drive

      and leave at least 4 - 5 GB's free and check your Swap File size on that drive

      [Start -> Control Panel -> System -> Advanced Tab -> Performance Settings Button -> Advanced Tab -> Virtual Memory Change Button]


      nB


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      AMD FX-62 @3.2GHz
      2GB of Corsair XMS 4-4-4-12 @ 860 MHz soon to be 4GB
      MSI K9N Diamond nForce 590 SLI
      nVidia 8800 GTS 320 MB
      650W PSU + 465W (external)
      6 WD HD's 2x500, 2x320, 250, and 36GB Raptor + 200 External for Vista HP back ups
      LG DVD+RW
      Koolance EXOS Coolant System
      Buffalo Link Station Live 500GB NAS
      Dual Acer 2223's (22") Monitors
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      • alienfinder
        Digital Video Technician
        Digital Video Technician
        • Jun 2005
        • 485

        #33
        I've cleared some stuff off my C drive and now i've got 6gb left.my virtual memory is 700mb minimum and my max is 1400mb.







        My Computer Specs:
        Windows XP Home Edition
        SP2
        1.2Ghz AMD Duron
        384MB DDR Ram
        256MB Nvidia GeForceFX 5200 Graphics Card
        40GB HD
        250GB HD

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        • uufta
          Digital Video Expert
          Digital Video Expert
          • Dec 2005
          • 635

          #34
          I know I am late into this guys/gals but alienfinder should post another TaskManager screenshot to be sure all the viruses are gone.

          wdfmgr.exe and wscntfy.exe are both viruses
          should make sure they are gone.

          This database contains information about programs that startup on your computer automatically and whether they should be allowed to do so.
          Last edited by uufta; 8 Mar 2006, 08:15 AM.

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          • alienfinder
            Digital Video Technician
            Digital Video Technician
            • Jun 2005
            • 485

            #35
            heres a screenshot it seems wdfmgr.exe is still running i ended it in task manager after i took the shot.








            My Computer Specs:
            Windows XP Home Edition
            SP2
            1.2Ghz AMD Duron
            384MB DDR Ram
            256MB Nvidia GeForceFX 5200 Graphics Card
            40GB HD
            250GB HD

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            • uufta
              Digital Video Expert
              Digital Video Expert
              • Dec 2005
              • 635

              #36
              Hi Alienfinder, do a reboot now and bring up TaskManager again see if its still there, do you have Media player 10? If you do it may be a part of Media player, just Quarentine or end it for a while to see if that helps
              gc
              Last edited by uufta; 13 Mar 2006, 01:21 AM.

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              • alienfinder
                Digital Video Technician
                Digital Video Technician
                • Jun 2005
                • 485

                #37
                Originally Posted by uufta
                Hi Alienfinder, do a reboot now and bring up TaskManager again see if its still there, do you have Media player 10? If you do it may be a part of Media player, just Hibernate it for a while to see if that helps
                gc
                I rebooted and it was still there,and I do have media player.I hibernated it and it didn't do anything.







                My Computer Specs:
                Windows XP Home Edition
                SP2
                1.2Ghz AMD Duron
                384MB DDR Ram
                256MB Nvidia GeForceFX 5200 Graphics Card
                40GB HD
                250GB HD

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                • Chewy
                  Super Moderator
                  • Nov 2003
                  • 18971

                  #38

                  another tip for zone alarm

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                  • anonymez
                    Super Moderator
                    • Mar 2004
                    • 5525

                    #39
                    best solution imho is to uninstall zonealarm and use something at least half-decent
                    "What were the things in Gremlins called?" - Karl Pilkington

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                    • uufta
                      Digital Video Expert
                      Digital Video Expert
                      • Dec 2005
                      • 635

                      #40
                      If you have MediaPlayer 10, then the wdfmgr.exe is probably ok, just be sure it is located in c:\windows\system32\ directory......this is one file that is getting mixed reviews so I personally would leave it in quarentine it or end it and if mediaplayer works fine without it, so be it.


                      Are you running ZoneAlarm?

                      gc
                      Last edited by uufta; 13 Mar 2006, 01:21 AM.

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                      • alienfinder
                        Digital Video Technician
                        Digital Video Technician
                        • Jun 2005
                        • 485

                        #41
                        Originally Posted by uufta
                        If you have MediaPlayer 10, then the wdfmgr.exe is probably ok, just be sure it is located in c:\windows\system32\ directory......this is one file that is getting mixed reviews so I personally would leave it in hibernation and if mediaplayer works fine without it, so be it.


                        Are you running ZoneAlarm?

                        gc
                        yes







                        My Computer Specs:
                        Windows XP Home Edition
                        SP2
                        1.2Ghz AMD Duron
                        384MB DDR Ram
                        256MB Nvidia GeForceFX 5200 Graphics Card
                        40GB HD
                        250GB HD

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                        • uufta
                          Digital Video Expert
                          Digital Video Expert
                          • Dec 2005
                          • 635

                          #42
                          Hi alienfinder

                          The valid wdfmgr.exe [Windows User Mode Driver Manager] is part of Windows Media Player 10, is located in C:\Windows\system32\, and runs as a service.
                          See: http://castlecops.com/modules.php?na...ery=wdfmgr.exe

                          The bad wdfmgr.exe is added by the W32/Agobot-TB worm, uses the name MS_Update Check and runs at startup.
                          See: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/startups/
                          .................................................. .................................................. .................................................. ......
                          Now with that being said, if you are still in doubt make a copy of the file or any file you have any doubts about
                          (like vsmon.exe that also shows up on your list, which could be from ZoneAlarm or could be a bug)
                          {thats why everybody is asking you about ZoneAlarm}

                          you can upload these files to one or the other of these sights and multiple AV engines will give their opinion if its a worm or not.

                          virus, spyware, malware, scan, online, online virus scan, virusscan, trojan scan, spyware scan, virus test, online virus test, hijack this, hijackthis, trojan, rootkit, spam, antivir, avast, avg, bitdefender, clamav, drweb, f-prot, f-secure, fortinet, kaspersky, nod32, virusbuster, panda antivirus, sophos, trend micro, infected, online scan, online scanner, virusscanner, free online scan, virus scanner, free online scanner, spyware scanner, free spyware check


                          VirusTotal is a free virus, malware and URL online scanning service. File checking is done with more than 40 antivirus solutions. Files and URLs can be sent via web interface upload, email API or making use of VirusTotal's browser extensions and desktop applications.


                          wish I could help more, this whole virus thing is very frustrating

                          all these sights are free and very useful for future problems you may have.

                          gc
                          Last edited by uufta; 9 Mar 2006, 02:09 AM.

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                          • alienfinder
                            Digital Video Technician
                            Digital Video Technician
                            • Jun 2005
                            • 485

                            #43
                            Originally Posted by uufta
                            Hi alienfinder

                            The valid wdfmgr.exe [Windows User Mode Driver Manager] is part of Windows Media Player 10, is located in C:\Windows\system32\, and runs as a service.
                            See: http://castlecops.com/modules.php?na...ery=wdfmgr.exe

                            The bad wdfmgr.exe is added by the W32/Agobot-TB worm, uses the name MS_Update Check and runs at startup.
                            See: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/startups/
                            .................................................. .................................................. .................................................. ......
                            Now with that being said, if you are still in doubt make a copy of the file or any file you have any doubts about
                            (like vsmon.exe that also shows up on your list, which could be from ZoneAlarm or could be a bug)
                            {thats why everybody is asking you about ZoneAlarm}

                            you can upload these files to one or the other of these sights and multiple AV engines will give their opinion if its a worm or not.

                            virus, spyware, malware, scan, online, online virus scan, virusscan, trojan scan, spyware scan, virus test, online virus test, hijack this, hijackthis, trojan, rootkit, spam, antivir, avast, avg, bitdefender, clamav, drweb, f-prot, f-secure, fortinet, kaspersky, nod32, virusbuster, panda antivirus, sophos, trend micro, infected, online scan, online scanner, virusscanner, free online scan, virus scanner, free online scanner, spyware scanner, free spyware check


                            VirusTotal is a free virus, malware and URL online scanning service. File checking is done with more than 40 antivirus solutions. Files and URLs can be sent via web interface upload, email API or making use of VirusTotal's browser extensions and desktop applications.


                            wish I could help more, this whole virus thing is very frustrating

                            all these sights are free and very useful for future problems you may have.

                            gc
                            thanks for the links i found its not a worm.I think i'll take anonymous' advice and uninstall zone alarm I was think of installing kerio firewall is it any good?







                            My Computer Specs:
                            Windows XP Home Edition
                            SP2
                            1.2Ghz AMD Duron
                            384MB DDR Ram
                            256MB Nvidia GeForceFX 5200 Graphics Card
                            40GB HD
                            250GB HD

                            Comment

                            • uufta
                              Digital Video Expert
                              Digital Video Expert
                              • Dec 2005
                              • 635

                              #44
                              Way to stick with it!

                              keep those links handy, anything new pops up in your taskmanager or anywhere else, check them out.

                              I would take Anon's advice and lose ZoneAlarm, I am not familiar with the firewall you mentioned, I am sure somebody else here is.
                              I use Nortons and Microsoft Firewalls cause they were already on my machine.

                              good luck
                              gc

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                              • alienfinder
                                Digital Video Technician
                                Digital Video Technician
                                • Jun 2005
                                • 485

                                #45
                                i've installed kerio its OK but i might try something else, but what am i going to do about the playback prob its driving me nuts!







                                My Computer Specs:
                                Windows XP Home Edition
                                SP2
                                1.2Ghz AMD Duron
                                384MB DDR Ram
                                256MB Nvidia GeForceFX 5200 Graphics Card
                                40GB HD
                                250GB HD

                                Comment

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