Hi there all.
Got a real slow boot up problem. Have tried everything within my knowledge to repair and failed miserably. I've run sysinternals autorun and noticed two items with no explanation.
HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Desktop\Components - This is reported as a 0 and file not found: About:Home
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Extensions - This is reported as @xpsp3res.dll,-20001 and file not found C:\WINDOWS\Network
Can anyone shed any light on these two and could they be part of the problem ? I've dumped all unnecessary software, reduced running processes as much as possible and got rid of windows live messenger which has a link to microsofts usn journal. Since installing live messenger I found this usn journal running at chkdsk and my system files seriously fragmented. I dumped it and deleted the journal with a command from microsofts KB. After running diskeeper it was able to defragment the system files which look ok now. I've also got Microsofts automatic updates icon showing every time I bootup but downloading nothing and then disppearing. Never happened before until recently and I wonder if these two entries are causing it. I'm baffled, any help will be gratefully received.
Aidanski.
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#2
Posted 06 November 2006 - 10:22 AM
I have the same thing...it is safe to ignore them.
Have you tried defragging?
Have you tried defragging?
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#3
Posted 06 November 2006 - 11:06 AM
Hi Grinler,
thanks for your reply. Have defragged a dozen times using diskeeper premier pro. System files were all over the place, but that sorted itself as soon as I got rid of windows live and usn journal. Definitely something running at bootup still. Takes about 3 1/2 mins to do complete boot. I'm stumped. I've also run error repair pro, pctools registry cleaner, adaware se, ccleaner, spybot, norton pro for viruses,kazaabegone and anything else I can think of. Would posting a hijack log help ?
Cheers,
Aidanski.
thanks for your reply. Have defragged a dozen times using diskeeper premier pro. System files were all over the place, but that sorted itself as soon as I got rid of windows live and usn journal. Definitely something running at bootup still. Takes about 3 1/2 mins to do complete boot. I'm stumped. I've also run error repair pro, pctools registry cleaner, adaware se, ccleaner, spybot, norton pro for viruses,kazaabegone and anything else I can think of. Would posting a hijack log help ?
Cheers,
Aidanski.
#4
Posted 06 November 2006 - 05:15 PM
It may...you may have malware that is causing the slow down. Be warned it will be a couple of days before someone gets to your log though.
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#5
Posted 06 November 2006 - 10:28 PM
Thanks for getting back so quickly again Grinler. Quick question; Should I post the log in the regular forum for hijackthis logs or will it be okay in here ?
Cheers
Aidanski.
Cheers
Aidanski.
#6
Posted 07 November 2006 - 08:04 AM
Sorry to hear about your problem, I know how that feels. Go to google and type in @xpsp3res.dll and it will show you a lot of takes on this type of file. Hope this helps.
#7
Posted 07 November 2006 - 10:19 AM
If you want to post a hijackthis log do it in the hijackthis forum please.
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