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passiveporcupine

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19. Thank you
Sat Nov 28, 2015, 10:08 PM
Nov 2015

The only options I see that come up are:
application
security
system
Comodo Internet Security
Comodo Internet Security CEF
Comodo Internet Security trace
Internet Explorer
Spybot Search and Destroy
Windows Powershell

The system file has events listed for today going back to 11/1/2015
The windows Powershell is all from 2014

The System shows mostly lines of information, but it looks like two errors repeat every time I start up or restart the system.

error 11:28:2015 4:31:44 Service Control manager event 7000
error 11:28:2015 4:31:44 service control manager event 7009

And every now and then a warning or other error pops up. These are the warnings I keep seeing scattered through the report.

Warning Dhcp event 1003
Warning avgntflt event 18
warning W32Time event 36
error Dhcp event 1002

Then on 11/8 I see a whole bunch of errors in a row but they only consist of two different repeated events.

error SidebySide event 59 and event 32
There are 42 alternating line entries of these error events

The first two errors (event 7000 and 7009 repeat each day for the rest of the report, but no warnings show up. It looks like SidebySide may have started something.

I don't know what any of this means, or if it will even help.





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I would definitely upgrade the RAM blogslut Nov 2015 #1
Thanks blogslut passiveporcupine Nov 2015 #2
See, with RAM blogslut Nov 2015 #3
OK, I'll call 3B Tech about the RAM passiveporcupine Nov 2015 #6
I'm posting to you blogslut Nov 2015 #9
See...there is so much I just don't know passiveporcupine Nov 2015 #11
Reading down through this, you either have a full/faulty hard drive, or -none Nov 2015 #4
I've never run check disk passiveporcupine Nov 2015 #7
The Disk Check will tell you if the hard drive is OK or not. -none Nov 2015 #12
Thanks, I'll run it now. passiveporcupine Nov 2015 #14
OK, I just ran check disk passiveporcupine Nov 2015 #16
I don't have access to an XP machine, but... -none Nov 2015 #17
Thank you passiveporcupine Nov 2015 #19
restore your windows XP to an earlier date (you will not lose any files) here's a link how. Sunlei Nov 2015 #5
I can try to restore XP...never done that passiveporcupine Nov 2015 #8
Always keep CCleaner blogslut Nov 2015 #10
Spybot does not run scans on my system automatically. passiveporcupine Nov 2015 #13
cool blogslut Nov 2015 #15
system restore to an earlier date saves your settings. Sunlei Nov 2015 #35
This message was self-deleted by its author passiveporcupine Dec 2015 #36
If I restore Win XP to before chrome crashed, or even two months back, passiveporcupine Nov 2015 #18
Is the warning icon a red shield with an x? blogslut Nov 2015 #22
Yes, it's the red shield with the x passiveporcupine Nov 2015 #24
I'm not finding anything on security settings to indicate a firewall installed passiveporcupine Nov 2015 #28
Oh, another question passiveporcupine Nov 2015 #20
No free upgrade for XP. 7 will be supported to at least 2020 if not longer hobbit709 Nov 2015 #21
I thought you can't buy 7 any more. passiveporcupine Nov 2015 #23
Data files can be copied from hard drive onto external drive. hobbit709 Nov 2015 #26
Thanks, I'll check Amazon for 7 passiveporcupine Nov 2015 #27
You guys I can't tell you how much I appreciate all the advice here passiveporcupine Nov 2015 #25
I'm late to this thread Denzil_DC Nov 2015 #29
Thanks Denzil, I'll check it out passiveporcupine Nov 2015 #30
No worries. Denzil_DC Nov 2015 #31
I'm not seeing a service host problem. passiveporcupine Nov 2015 #32
That's fine, sounds normal. Denzil_DC Nov 2015 #33
I will check into that...thanks again passiveporcupine Nov 2015 #34
So, this morning I almost couldn't start my PC passiveporcupine Dec 2015 #37
That link of yours Denzil_DC Dec 2015 #38
Thanks so much passiveporcupine Dec 2015 #39
You're welcome. Denzil_DC Dec 2015 #40
One other thought: Denzil_DC Dec 2015 #41
I usually just shut it down and immediately hit restart, when it's hung up. passiveporcupine Dec 2015 #42
If it's playing up, Denzil_DC Dec 2015 #43
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