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Hi Cd
I can`t see that Virtumonde would cause the type of problem you are
experiencing. There are times when radical situations call for equally
radical measures. Your circumstances sound like no exception. Whatever has
caused it, have you or do you make regular backups of your personal files ie.
Those contained in your My Docs Folder etc? I have to say from my personal
experiences with the type of issue you have described, the available fixes
do not always work successfully (if at all) and out of frustration (after
several days of fiddling), I go back to the beginning. There are those on
here which will `throw up their hands` in shock, horror, probe. But, I have
always believed there are times you MAY have to start with a `clean sheet`.
A bit like starting out with a nice picture and then spoiling it to the point
it cannot ever be restored to its original condition. With the points I have
made in mind. Have you considered a reformat of your hard drive and then
reinstalling the OS? Albeit from an original Windows CD or the Manufacturers
CD that came with your computer. Provided there is not a hardware problem.
You should be up and running again.
Stu
I can`t see that Virtumonde would cause the type of problem you are
experiencing. There are times when radical situations call for equally
radical measures. Your circumstances sound like no exception. Whatever has
caused it, have you or do you make regular backups of your personal files ie.
Those contained in your My Docs Folder etc? I have to say from my personal
experiences with the type of issue you have described, the available fixes
do not always work successfully (if at all) and out of frustration (after
several days of fiddling), I go back to the beginning. There are those on
here which will `throw up their hands` in shock, horror, probe. But, I have
always believed there are times you MAY have to start with a `clean sheet`.
A bit like starting out with a nice picture and then spoiling it to the point
it cannot ever be restored to its original condition. With the points I have
made in mind. Have you considered a reformat of your hard drive and then
reinstalling the OS? Albeit from an original Windows CD or the Manufacturers
CD that came with your computer. Provided there is not a hardware problem.
You should be up and running again.
Stu