Multiple error notifications appear whenever I log onto my compute

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abloodylove

I have a Dell Dimension 2400 with Windows XP installed on it. It worked
perfectly up until a little while ago when I had multiple error notifications
appear on the screen. The subject would be one of the following executables,
including:

wbmghj.exe
shxklc.exe
udwv.exe
gvxi.exe
vkjk.exe
udgw.exe
ytvhfibv.exe
egylk.exe
vbjadtg.exe
wpcghma.exe
paien.exe
fbdchd.exe
pbhmw.exe
cuvba.exe
lxtjq.exe
oswdr.exe
obaa.exe
odhowud.exe
objoctv.exe
tdmlgb.exe
ecigj.exe
npykrm.exe
qjeb.exe
hvyjuyro.exe
jykfok.exe
kxmpw.exe
oofumfsa.exe
vkdt.exe
mxdebwnd.exe
yvyy.exe
dfvfjd.exe
agevjlla.exe
hwwciucj.exe
kqikqtu.exe
vglgyv.exe
pbqeie.exe
ekyit.exe
ybjq.exe
ioml.exe
bootxix.exe
sqsnn.exe
fcmswrk.exe
snwev.exe
lbqrif.exe
hnfxtklt.exe
hnqx.exe
dnxmo.exe
jubtisha.exe
vgsyynjy.exe
opafq.exe
tdgtydac.exe
cqrqq.exe
qtow.exe
vpvmuq.exe
xttmn.exe
vdlqapyi.exe
jcdfnv.exe
hbqnva.exe
meded.exe
ueruj.exe
mjtlamom.exe
pheigwo.exe
hunjwa.exe
osawow.exe
oddltyv.exe
afpaqbmo.exe
vdaforys.exe
hglnvu.exe
yaknb.exe
hkjrrtwg.exe
wpvjnoyp.exe
gpsra.exe
gmfnjj.exe
ydgw.exe
ufudqdht.exe
kfvglf.exe
dhdcvp.exe
ndojdim.exe
jnmrxy.exe
kskqfsuc.exe
orimcf.exe
takk.exe
ridksio.exe
cgjrmkxt.exe
rlkl.exe
dejptc.exe
njpgy.exe
pjjqopk.exe
wbmghj.exe
mwpgrns.exe
dhxqojrc.exe
oofo.exe
iwcsx.exe
udgw.exe
shxklc.exe
udwv.exe
gvxi.exe
vkjk.exe
udgw.exe
ytvhfibv.exe
egylk.exe
vbjadtg.exe
wpcghma.exe
paien.exe
fbdchd.exe
pbhmw.exe
cuvba.exe
lxtjq.exe
oswdr.exe
obaa.exe
odhowud.exe
objoctv.exe
tdmlgb.exe
ecigj.exe
npykrm.exe
qjeb.exe
hyvjuyro.exe
jykfok.exe
kxmpw.exe
oofumfsa.exe
vkdt.exe
mxdebwnd.exe
yvyy.exe
dfvfjd.exe
agevjlla.exe
hwwciucj.exe
kqikqtu.exe
vglgyv.exe
pbqeie.exe
ekyit.exe
ybjq.exe
ioml.exe
bootxix.exe
sqsnn.exe
fcmswrk.exe
lbqrif.exe
hnfxtklt.exe
hnqx.exe
dnxmo.exe
snwev.exe
jubtisha.exe
vgsyynjy.exe
opafq.exe
tdhtydac.exe
cqrqq.exe
qtow.exe
vpvmuq.exe
xttmn.exe
vdlqapyi.exe
jcdfnv.exe
hbqnva.exe
meded.exe
ueruj.exe
mjtlamom.exe
pheigwo.exe
hunjwa.exe
osawow.exe
oddltyv.exe
afpaqbmo.exe
vdaforys.exe
hblnvu.exe
yaknb.exe
hkjrrtwg.exe
wpvjnoyp.exe
gpsra.exe
gmfnjj.exe
ydgw.exe
ufudqdht.exe
kfvglf.exe
dhdcvp.exe
ndojdim.exe
jnmrxy.exe
kskqfsuc.exe
orimcf.exe
takk.exe
ridksio.exe
cgjrmkxt.exe
rlkl.exe
dejptc.exe
njpgy.exe
pjjqopk.exe
mwpgrns.exe
dhxqojrc.exe
oofo.exe
iwcsx.exe
udgw.exe

all with the same Application Error message:
The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000005). Click on OK to
terminate the application.

After clicking OK for all of them, the computer works normally and allows me
to go into whatever normal functions I usually do, such as open programs or
access the internet.

I have kept this computer updated with all of the downloads from Windows,
but none of these notifications go away. They only appear whenever my desktop
is loading after I start the computer.

I have considered restoring the computer to factory settings with the
service disks that came along with my computer, but whenever I insert them
and press "Install", a notification appears saying "Setup cannot continue
because the version of Windows on your computer is newer than the version on
the CD. Warning: If you decide to delete the newer version of Windows that is
currently installed on your computer, the files and settings cannot be
recovered."

What should I do to stop this problem from occurring again?

Thanks in advanced for the help!
 
My reaction is you have a malware infestation.

Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware
1.36 -freeware (if you upgrade you pay).
http://www.download.com/Malwarebytes-Anti-Malware/3000-8022_4-10804572.html

Run Malwarebytes' and turn off your current anti-virus
before you do to avoid a conflict. Disregard the invitation on the web
site regarding the Registry Optimiser -a Registry Optimiser is not a
helpful utility.

Run in safe mode if normal mode is too difficult.

--


Hope this helps.

Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
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Don't listen to the others who say registry cleaners are "snake oil". To fix
your issue automatically, Use my Remove-it software, it will remove that
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http://www.ccleaner.com/ install it and when you run it select the registry
icon on the left to clean your registry. Let it fix all but choose to backup
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abloodylove said:
I have a Dell Dimension 2400 with Windows XP installed on it. It worked
perfectly up until a little while ago when I had multiple error
notifications
appear on the screen. The subject would be one of the following
executables,
including:

wbmghj.exe
Click to expand...
udgw.exe

all with the same Application Error message:
The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000005). Click on OK to
terminate the application.

After clicking OK for all of them, the computer works normally and allows
me
to go into whatever normal functions I usually do, such as open programs
or
access the internet.

I have kept this computer updated with all of the downloads from Windows,
Click to expand...

That has nothing to do with these messages.
but none of these notifications go away. They only appear whenever my
desktop
is loading after I start the computer.

I have considered restoring the computer to factory settings with the
service disks that came along with my computer, but whenever I insert them
and press "Install", a notification appears saying "Setup cannot continue
because the version of Windows on your computer is newer than the version
on
the CD. Warning: If you decide to delete the newer version of Windows that
is
currently installed on your computer, the files and settings cannot be
recovered."

What should I do to stop this problem from occurring again?

Thanks in advanced for the help!
Click to expand...

There is absolutely no need to "restore your computer" to fix this.

Your computer has been infested with malware, which has been partially
remvoved. Your anti-virus removed the files, but not the launcher
references.

You can manually remove the launcher references quickly. Open MSCONFIG,
and you'll find all the references and where they are in the registry.
Open Regedit, go to that location, and delete them.

There's no guarantee that your system isn't still infected otherwise.

Your install CDs, by the way, have an older service pack than you have
installed, and that's why you see that message. If you plan to use your
install CDs, the first step is to make sure ALL of your data is backed up to
another drive.

HTH
-pk
 
Your issue is a prime example of why good registry cleaners are needed.
Don't listen to the others who say registry cleaners are "snake oil". To fix
your issue automatically, Use my Remove-it software, it will remove that
malware from your system. Choose yes for all options when prompted. Download
it here http://www.ms-mvp.org/ then download CCleaner from here
http://www.ccleaner.com/ install it and when you run it select the registry
icon on the left to clean your registry. Let it fix all but choose to backup
when prompted. Your problem should then be fixed.
Click to expand...

This is not the MVP site despite its fake logos.

The correct MVP site is http://www.mvps.org/.
 
Patrick said:
"abloodylove" (e-mail address removed) wrote in message
I have a Dell Dimension 2400 with Windows XP installed on it. It
worked
perfectly up until a little while ago when I had multiple error
notifications
appear on the screen. The subject would be one of the following
executables,
including:

wbmghj.exe-
snippage-
udgw.exe

all with the same Application Error message:
The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000005). Click on
OK to
terminate the application.

After clicking OK for all of them, the computer works normally and
allows
me
to go into whatever normal functions I usually do, such as open
programs
or
access the internet.

I have kept this computer updated with all of the downloads from
Windows,-

That has nothing to do with these messages.
-
but none of these notifications go away. They only appear whenever my

desktop
is loading after I start the computer.

I have considered restoring the computer to factory settings with the
service disks that came along with my computer, but whenever I insert
them
and press "Install", a notification appears saying "Setup cannot
continue
because the version of Windows on your computer is newer than the
version
on
the CD. Warning: If you decide to delete the newer version of Windows
that
is
currently installed on your computer, the files and settings cannot
be
recovered."

What should I do to stop this problem from occurring again?

Thanks in advanced for the help!-

There is absolutely no need to "restore your computer" to fix this.

Your computer has been infested with malware, which has been partially

remvoved. Your anti-virus removed the files, but not the launcher
references.

You can manually remove the launcher references quickly. Open
MSCONFIG,
and you'll find all the references and where they are in the registry.

Open Regedit, go to that location, and delete them.

There's no guarantee that your system isn't still infected otherwise.

Your install CDs, by the way, have an older service pack than you have

installed, and that's why you see that message. If you plan to use
your
install CDs, the first step is to make sure ALL of your data is backed
up to
another drive.

HTH
-pk
Click to expand...

Hi Patrick

Your solution for running anti-malware was brilliant resolved this
error entirely after a very frustrating day of half my pc programs not
working especially all the MS ones! It eradicated a gotomypc.exe found
in my Documents and Settings area - ouch - so much for Norton
antivirus!

So thanks a million!

Big D
 
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