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Most intelligent people would make sense when they post derogatory remarks.Quote:
Originally posted by muchspl2@11 May 2004 - 17:16
your still an idiot no matter how much money you make
money != smarts and i highly doubt your "internet boast" because most "smart people" would have a firewall are at the very least updated your windows, but its all gravy and next time i order no tomatoes, don't put any on my hamburger
Kudos to you, though, for going it on your own, mate.
Stinger is another removal tool. You might give it a try.
just run windows update and get all updates. during the time u download it, if the message comes up, then quickly go to start>run>type 'shutdown -a' and it will stop shutting down.
then after the update get a good firewall, such as sygate or zone alarm, and download a nice antivirus program, like nod 32 or avg, and update it.
a good spyware removal program is also good...spysweeper is my favorite.
FORMAT! :D
kind of useless, becuase if teh bug got in once, its bound to get in right away again.Quote:
Originally posted by dodgy368@11 May 2004 - 17:22
FORMAT! :D
This my friend is the Sasser wormQuote:
Originally posted by Neil and Tracy@11 May 2004 - 05:06
The message says "THIS SHUTDOWN WAS INITIATED BY NT. AUTHORITY/SYSTEM. THE REMOTE PROCEDURE CALL (RPC) SERVICE TERMINATED UNEXPECTENTLY." What the hell is that anyone?? Is it a crack I need for my Windows xp pro. ?? I reformated my sysytem and put this windows in a little while ago. Thanks for any help in advance! :beerchug:
By the way this is not my first post just had my last windows remember my password and username and when refomated I forgot the pass so made new name and pass.
info and removal instructions
http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcen...ser.b.worm.html
Stinger removes all known variants of sasser, as well as fourty other viruses, and is updated daily.
so does NAV if its been kept up to dateQuote:
Originally posted by Jg427@11 May 2004 - 22:54
Stinger removes all known variants of sasser, as well as fourty other viruses, and is updated daily.
Yes, and you still need to run the windows update to block the LSASS exploit.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...&displaylang=en
Just because you have a degree and make a moderate amount of money doesn't mean you're not a dumbass...Quote:
Originally posted by Neil and Tracy@11 May 2004 - 13:34
and the one jerk that felt it was worth his time to write about how I'm a dumbass for asking what is going on with this problem, I have a masters in Structal Building Design and make $100,000 a year, if you want to see who the real dumbass is then just take a look in the mirror buddy because you just made yourself look like one with that waste of time comment!!