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generic host process problem


amfifoy76

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please help anyone. i cant seem to understand if this (attached file untitled.jpg) is a virus or just a system/program crash. it prompts everytime the pc is on (once at a time). if i shut down the pc and turn it on again the error will prompt again just once, then i just click on "cancel" and "dont send" button. what could be the cause of this popup error and what should i do to fix the problem. i am using windows xp pro sp2, spybot 1.6, and AVG 8 free anti virus. my firewall is always off (windows firewall). i also attached a screenshot of the running processes and the outcome. please see attached files. any help will be highly appreciated. thanks in advance.

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thanks to all of you. i already did the following but the problem still occur

- used system restore

- re-install the sound card driver

- complete system scan for virus, spyware etc. using avg 8, spybot 1.6, hijackthis (nothing found)

- uninstall the media player

i got the problem 3 days ago.

please give me more advice to resolve the problem.

please see attached files

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thanks to all of you. i already did the following but the problem still occur

- used system restore

- re-install the sound card driver

- complete system scan for virus, spyware etc. using avg 8, spybot 1.6, hijackthis (nothing found)

- uninstall the media player

i got the problem 3 days ago.

please give me more advice to resolve the problem.

please see attached files

please post a HijackThis Log

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i tried the following but still the problem occurs evertime i boot my pc:

- run a free online malware/virus using kaspersky (nothing found)

- downloading and installing hotfixes from microsoft (wont work, same error appears)

- google search for possible solutions (too many confusing methods, have tried 5 different ways but still wont work)

someone told me that this generic host process svchost.exe etc etc problems ony occur in windows xp, is this true?thanks for all the help. more power.

attached is my hijackthis log file

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