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dragonz17

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28. April 2007 @ 08:59

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I have been using my desktop computer with my broadband internet for 3 years now and I have had the odd virus and trojon problem (easily repaired by using Norton 360)

However, recently after 2-3 hours of use-, I hear a beep on my onboard speaker and my system just freezes. (No movement on screen at all, just a feint blink or two on the hard drive LED)

Then the pc restarts and shows a serous error message.

Here are the screenshots of the problem shown below;

Can anyone please advise me on how to resolve this problem?

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It's becoming more persistent now, It took me five attempts to get the images on.

-Simon

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"It is only a matter of time before I am completely overcome by the devil gene".

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CCScan

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28. April 2007 @ 18:08

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I had almost identical problems with my nephews Compaq desktop. He was not running any kind of firewall, virus or sptware program. Your error signature looks vaguely familiar. I was getting a blue screen also before it rebooted, telling me it was doing a memory dump. I was able to successfully repair/rid the system of all the trojans and spyware. I downloaded and installed the following programs: AVG freeware anti-virus and the free anti-spyware programs. I also installed Superantispyware. Just google it. These programs found a total of 206 threats/viruses/trojans. AVG healed all the infected files and the spyware programs did their job. The system worked perfectly afterwards. Good luck.

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dragonz17

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29. April 2007 @ 04:29

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Thanks for the reply CCScan, I downloaded Superantispyware Professional V3.2. I will keep you posted.

-Simon

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29. April 2007 @ 17:42

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In most cases it is the virus that is causing the problems on other occasions it can be the fact that you CPU maybe overheating and this can cause cycle reboots.

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dragonz17

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30. April 2007 @ 09:01

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Originally posted by borhan9:
In most cases it is the virus that is causing the problems on other occasions it can be the fact that you CPU maybe overheating and this can cause cycle reboots.

I think your right because a friend explained to me that would be the likely cause for my computer.

But, I have got Norton 360 running (telling me that the PC is fully secure) so I don't how they get through.

-Simon

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