i often receive the following message from my computer in a small box it starts the countdown while displaying the messgae "please save all your files the system is going to auto log off. initiated by NT/AUTHORITY/SYSTEM" it also says "REMOTE PROCESS CONTROL(RPC) FAILED" please help me out
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It is more than likely the w32.Blaster worm that spreads itself on the Internet. I've had the same problem you are describing and that was what attacked my computer. It attacks/exploits a hole in Windows XP that hasnt been updated to SP2. Click this and then click the big yellow Download Removal Tool button and download the removal tool.\n\nhttp://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.blaster.worm.removal.tool.html\n\nEDIT: If you dont have enough time to execute try to give yourself more time: control panel > admin tools > service > remote procedure calls > recovery tab > change it from 1 min to 10000
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Does a screen that says LSASS, with a 60 second countdown occurs? From IE...sounds like an LSASS virus...LSASS is a original Microsoft application..ususally used by virus programmers to shutdown systems...it is tricky to bypass such method because you have to work fast, through the command prompt to reprogram LSASS to shut down in 60 minutes...you do this fast, because when you power on, LSASS begans and tries to shut you down in 60 seconds...after you managed this tricky part, you have to download a removal tool from McAfee...not sure if STINGER does it...I have four years since graduation working in the IT field, now I specialize in security, and its a mess! My point, the LSASS tread typically is what shutdowns a machine...What would help would be more feedback, more descriptive things, the actual full event to get an understanding as to what is happening, therefore, to truely clarify if it is truely being caused by a virus..
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Appears to be an error of some kind, but without knowing what software you are running, how it appears, and what the entire message is, it is hard to guess.\n\nIf you are concerned, make sure you run a virus check and a spyware check on your computer to be sure it is clean.\n\nIf you need a virus scanner, download either AVG or Avast from download.com for free.\n\nIf you need an antispyware scanner, download Ad-Aware and Skybot Seek and Destroy,  Again free at download.com.  Run one week and the other next.  Since their lists of what is concidered "spyware" varies, one may get something the other misses.
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Not having the entire text from the I5/AS400 error message (Pressing the help key on the error code), makes it a little\ndifficult to answer your question.  Here is what I would do:\n1. Try IPL ing the system to see if this corrects your error condition.\n2. It appears there might be an issue with "cross reference\nfile(s) on your system.    You could try working with reclaim storage command -- RCLSTG\n\n-KOZ\nphoenix computer service \nhttp://www.affirmtech.net\nIseries / I5 / AS400 / Windows Server 2003
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So this could simply be an application starting up and then shutting down right away.  Sometimes programs do that in order to accomplish something like quickly check for updates, etc.\n\nIt's a bad design on the programmers side, but it isn't necessarily anything malicious.  Run a spyware/virus check just in case, but I doubt it's a big deal.\n\nAlso, if you are curious, you can use the task manager in windows (hit Control-Alt-Delete just once) and you can see what programs are actually running at the time.  Most you won't recognize, but you can do some quick net searches to find out any ones that look odd.
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Are you sure this is the exact message? Normally it is something like\n\n"a computer is trying to access your computer"\nor\n"your computer is trying to access the Internet on port 1027"\n\nIt is hard to tell what is going on without the exact message. The computer is giving you a warning about your computer trying to do something like get your mail, go to a website, etc. or about another computer trying to connect to yours. If you can give more information maybe we can help.
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Hi there...this message means that the server you were connected to shut down for whatever reasons (e.g. server was experiencing an outage or is busy).  Several people reported an outage with the AIM server yesterday so this is most likely was your problem as well.\n\nHere's a discussion thread about this issue: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=3310519&#3310519
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It means your hard drive is 5 seconds away from quitting on you, period, because it is seriously damaged.\n\nYou should immediately run a disk repair program, such as Symantec's Norton Systemworks [actually, Disk Doctor] over it.
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This could have resulted from virus,So in order to terminate process go to Windows Task Manager ,right click on the process and click End process tree\n\nThen use(Start->Run->type msconfig) then remove the un wanted process by un clicking the unwanted process that boots up every time your system boots.
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Well It Could Be Solved By All Those Things, But You Haven't Specified Exactly What Happens After 10 Mins. Coz If The Comp Restarts After 10 Mins It's Probably A Trojan. And Most AVs Can't Detect Trojans That Easily. For That You Should Use AVG, It's Kinda Good. If It Is A Virus Or A Trojan That Still Can't be Deleted It's Probably A Sasser Worm, That Can Only Be Gotten Rid Off By A Low Frequency Format. Trust Me This Works Coz I Had The Same Problem!
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somthing has to be causing it to do so but in the mean time you can close it. system 32 is just a folder full of vital operating system componets. you can tey a msconfig and see if it is listed there and check if it is then you need to uncheck it apply it
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Wow. I have my son on a seperate computer to avoid this problem.\n\nHere's what to do....\n\n1) Be behind a router/firewall device. Having NAT (Network Address Translation) cures many of your problems.\n\n2) Get the free Microsoft Anit-Spyware software. It's free and pretty effective. I use it. \n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=435bfce7-da2b-4a6a-afa4-f7f14e605a0d&displaylang=en\n\n3) Get antivirus software. Obviously. I use Norton and it seems to work just fine. You can get that just about anywhere.\n\n4) Get something to monitor your PC when you're not using it. I use this...\n\nhttp://watersaffl.PCPANDORA.hop.clickbank.net/\n\nand it works fine. It records the display every 15 seconds (or whatever interval you set) and you can go back to see exactly what happend when you were away. It works well and and has a small footprint.\n\nGood luck!
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It may mean that you are infected with the Plexus Worms Trojan.  \n\n"Port 1250 has been reported by Kaspersky to be the open port for the Plexus Worms Trojan functions.\nThis means if port 1250 is open its most likely that the machine is infected"
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install antivirus and check once....\nif u r getting a dialogue box saying that ur system is shutting down in 1 minute or something like that then\nopen command prompt\ntype shutdown -a
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Your computer is underpowered.  Audio requires a lot less proccessing power than video, so the audio is getting ahead.\n\nTry reducing the amount of proccess running.  Using WINDOWS CONTROL ALT DELETE and use TASK MANAGER proccess to close down programs you DON'T need.  \n\nIf you don't know what a proccess does YAHOO the proccess name, and you will get a response such as:\n\nProcess Name:  Session Manager Subsystem\n\nRun a Free System Scan for smss.exe Related Errors\n \nDescription:\nsmss.exe is a process which is a part of the Microsoft Windows Operating System. It is called the Session Manager SubSystem and is responsible for handling sessions on your system. This program is important for the stable and secure running of your computer and should not be terminated.\n\nDon't terminate it!!  But other stuff you can!\n\nIf this helps you might want to clean your startup.\n\nGO TO RUN:  TYPE MSCONFIG\nhttp://www.netsquirrel.com/msconfig/\n\nGood luck!  Also purchase more ram wouldn't hurt.
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I remember getting a similar message using the webcam on a meeting and it was solved by closing another application that was using already the cam, mike and speakers, even though I was not really using that application but it was sort of minimized on the tray next to the clock, so I just right click on that and exit.
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if it's error message system32/service.exe it sounds like a registry issue, if so you need this free download\n\nhttp://mcafee-security.com/fixregistry_errors.htm\n\nIf that doesn't work then this link should help fix it. \n\nhttp://forums.kisland.com/read.php?f=4&i=863&t=673\n\ngood luck!