Serious problem

taskmgr.exe
firefox.exe
wdfmgr.exe
svchost.exe
nvsvc32.exe
KkService.exe
avgupsvc.exe
avgamsvr.exe
LEXPPS.EXE
spoolsv.exe
LEXBCES.EXE
svchost.exe (local)
svchost.exe (network service)
svchost.exe (system)
alg.exe
svchost.exe (network service)
svchost.exe (system)
lsass.exe
services.exe
explorer.exe
winlogon.exe
csrss.exe
smss.exe
System
System Idle Process

And that is it

KkService.exe? :huh: wassat?

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Originally Posted by Barbarossa

KkService.exe? :huh: wassat?

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Sorry, mistype....

should be

DKService.exe

Found this:

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How to Start the System Restore Tool from the Command Prompt

System Restore is a great feature in XP, but if you aren't able to boot into the Windows GUI normally or in Safe Mode, how can you use it? Here are the instructions for starting System Restore from the command prompt:

1. Start your computer by selecting Safe Mode with Command Prompt from the startup menu.
2. When the command prompt is displayed, type the following: [systemroot]\system32\restore\rstrui.exe (the system root folder is the folder to which you installed the XP operating system files, usually c:\windows).
3. Press Enter.
4. Now you can follow the instructions on the screen to use System Restore to restore your computer to a previous functional state.

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Any use? :unsure:

your processes are ok
still looking but in the meantime
try this
in explorer (it works yes?)
goto Tools | Folder Options | File Types Tab
then click "new" - then "advanced"
type in exe
tell me does "application" turn up in the empty field below?
like this?
http://filext.com/images/associateexe.gif
if so - click cancel - close

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Originally Posted by 100%

your processes are ok
still looking but in the meantime
try this
in explorer (it works yes?)
goto Tools | Folder Options | File Types Tab
then click "new" - then "advanced"
type in exe
tell me does "application" turn up in the empty field below?
like this?
http://filext.com/images/associateexe.gif
if so - click cancel - close

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ok...done that.....still not able to open anything though. :(

@ barbarossa....will give it a go and come back

could you look in
C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Application Data\AVG7\
and see if you have a .log file?

I have a log.idx but no .log

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Originally Posted by Barbarossa

Found this:

Quote:

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How to Start the System Restore Tool from the Command Prompt

System Restore is a great feature in XP, but if you aren't able to boot into the Windows GUI normally or in Safe Mode, how can you use it? Here are the instructions for starting System Restore from the command prompt:

1. Start your computer by selecting Safe Mode with Command Prompt from the startup menu.
2. When the command prompt is displayed, type the following: [systemroot]\system32\restore\rstrui.exe (the system root folder is the folder to which you installed the XP operating system files, usually c:\windows).
3. Press Enter.
4. Now you can follow the instructions on the screen to use System Restore to restore your computer to a previous functional state.

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Any use? :unsure:

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Nope....says that it is not a recognised command or somat.....bollox


This is looking more and more like AVG has deleted a critical windows system file and the only reason I can come here is because FF is not a ms prog.....I dunno I am only guessing.......

Can you run things in Safemode?