raleka virus?

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cheryl

windows xp home, service pack 2..cannot remove this virus.

Also, I have cidaemon, csrss and other files that drop my ram to nothing,

I have 512k ram and my laptop is new and barely has any software on it
and I only have 100 free at any time.

can anyone help.

Let me know what info you need.

thanks
 
I have 512k ram and my laptop is new and barely has any software on it
and I only have 100 free at any time.
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Howdy,

No expert I, but...

In that situation, why not reformat, and install XP again.

If you had a ton of software installed you would then have a
lot of work to do, but because your system "barely has any
software" this approach might be your best bet.

All the best,
 
cheryl said:
windows xp home, service pack 2..cannot remove this virus.

Also, I have cidaemon, csrss and other files that drop my ram to nothing,

I have 512k ram and my laptop is new and barely has any software on it and
I only have 100 free at any time.

can anyone help.

Let me know what info you need.
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How do you know you only have 100Mb of free ram? what method or program
is giving you that result?
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Sugien said:
How do you know you only have 100Mb of free ram? what method or
program is giving you that result?
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Usually [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[Del] opens the taskmanager...
 
Hire a clairvoyant (my sister's rates are very reasonable)
Hire a "computer expert" (not so cheap, and not as effective)
Try exorcising the PC (dip in a bucket of holy water)
Leave the PC off for a week and see if they go on coming in..
Or, as a last resort, you could try an Antivirus software.........
 
I have 512k ram and my laptop is new and barely has any software on it
and I only have 100 free at any time.
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This is not necessarily a problem. If the memory is not in use by
something else, windows may well use it for cacheing.

Look in control panel -> system -> advanced -> performance -> advanced

and ensure that the memory usage is set for programs and not system
cache.


Jim.
 
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