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Pseu
Hello.
System: Win XP Media Centre Edition – Service Pack 3
Somehow, I picked up a variant of VirtuMonde; Symantec Anti-virus, Spybot
Search & Destroy etc did not locate it; I discovered it by chance using
Windows Sysinternals Process Explorer.
I ran Vundo Fix 7.0.0.6 and it removed three traces of VirtuMonde, I then
rebooted and ran Vundo Fix 7.0.0.6 again, this time it found nothing.
However, I noticed that Automatic Update was disabled.
Irrespective of how many so-called “fixes†I try, I cannot enable it in via
Services. When I set it to automatic and click start, I receive the following
message: Could not start the Automatic Updates service on Local Computer.
Error 1058: The service cannot be started, either because it is disabled or
because it has no enabled devices associated with it.
How do I associate a device with it? If I do the former, is it likely to
help? Has anybody found a solution to this problem< I am open to all
suggestions.
I shall thank everybody in advance for any help with this matter.
Regards,
Pseu.
System: Win XP Media Centre Edition – Service Pack 3
Somehow, I picked up a variant of VirtuMonde; Symantec Anti-virus, Spybot
Search & Destroy etc did not locate it; I discovered it by chance using
Windows Sysinternals Process Explorer.
I ran Vundo Fix 7.0.0.6 and it removed three traces of VirtuMonde, I then
rebooted and ran Vundo Fix 7.0.0.6 again, this time it found nothing.
However, I noticed that Automatic Update was disabled.
Irrespective of how many so-called “fixes†I try, I cannot enable it in via
Services. When I set it to automatic and click start, I receive the following
message: Could not start the Automatic Updates service on Local Computer.
Error 1058: The service cannot be started, either because it is disabled or
because it has no enabled devices associated with it.
How do I associate a device with it? If I do the former, is it likely to
help? Has anybody found a solution to this problem< I am open to all
suggestions.
I shall thank everybody in advance for any help with this matter.
Regards,
Pseu.