2 viruses ibm00001.dll and ibm00002.dll have created problems for me. My system becomes critical in memory resources and stops responding. It has also altered the startup and shutdown timings...delayed a bit. And these cannot be cleared by Norton...so what could be the possible solution.
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Download Microsoft antispyware software from http://www.microsoft.com\nIt really works for these 2 viruses.\nIts also free for download\nTry it and see, it will work.
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One of the more common comments I hear is, "I installed the latest Norton / Symantec AV and my computer needs upgraded as it's now very slow". For that reason, you would be wisest downloading something better which keeps itself updated.\n\nThis is entirely due to the intrusive nature of the product from Norton. As virtually all virus' are screened by ISP's, you therefore only need a 'lite' package such as AVG7 Free Edition from Grisoft. If you feel the need to pay them, upgrade it to the professional edition.\n\nAnd finally, don't even consider McAfee.
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"ibm00001 - ibm00001.exe - Process Information\n\nProcess File: ibm00001 or ibm00001.exe\nProcess Name: Trojan.W32.Torpig\n\nClick Here to Run a Free Scan for ibm00001.exe Related Errors\n \nDescription:\nibm00001.exe is a process which is registered as a trojan. This Trojan allows attackers to access your computer from remote locations, stealing passwords, Internet banking and personal data. This process is a security risk and should be removed from your system.\nFor More Detailed Information About ibm00001.exe - Get WinTasks 5 Pro Now!\n\nRecommendation for ibm00001.exe:\nDISABLE AND REMOVE IMMEDIATELY. This process is most likely a virus or trojan. It is highly recommended to Run a Free Performance Scan to automatically optimize memory, CPU and Internet settings.\n\nAuthor:\nPart Of: Trojan.W32.Torpig"
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once this problem occured with and i simply install the norton antivirus and it solve my problem automatically.i suggest you to install norton antivirus to avoid any problem. your sincere.
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First I doubt that it has anything to do with Norton or ActiveX.  BSD is usually a hardware issue, memory issue and sometimes a software issue.  Since you say it is happening when you boot then I lean toward something other Norton and A...X.  Start with the simple stuff such as try to boot into safe mode, if you cant then try repair from your boot disk and and if still no good start looking at memory, video card etc. . .  let me know if you need more details
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There are several possibilities, including malware, spyware, etc.;  ALSO, overheating, lack of RAM, too small "paging" file, windows "glitch", etc.\n\nNOTE: regarding "BABE 19" suggestions.  You should NOT run more than ONE (1) of each type of protection on a single computer at the same time.  Doing so can cause problems!!\n(I wonder when she is going to learn to capitalize!!)
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go to http://housecall.trendmicro.com you can do an online virus scan. You should be sure that your virus definitions for Norton  are up to date as well. Sometimes you have to reboot in Safe mode then run your scan
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I run all the same programs. First log onto Windows up date and make sure you have ALL of the available updates for XP(especially the security ones,you may be surprised if there are a lot).You may have to disable Adware to do this. Then make sure you are running Nortons fire wall and not the Windows default firewall(this is usually done automatically upon Norton set-up). Make sure you run live update on Norton Program every day that you log on to the internet. Do not trust Any Auto up-date programs! Run A full virus scan manually now and no less than once per week. Then see about reloading your set-up program. If this does not work, Try resetting your computer to the very first day you installed XP and repeat the above procedures. Somewhere, something in your setup program has been removed. If you continue to have this problem, E-mail Microsoft's Help Desk. GOOD LUCK!
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I am serious when I say that your next task should be to uninstall Norton completely and install either AVG or Avast for free.\n\nNorton just has too much going on and tries to literally take control of your computer. It will run very slow.\n\npersonally, I prefer Avast. It also helps to stay under the radar, as many attempts at going around Norton are out there. The updates to the virus definitions are daily.
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Rip Norton out of your system.. NOW. Norton allocates all non used system resources to itself thus making it a major resource hog. I suggest Trend Micro (that is what I use on my enterprise network) and have had no problems across a 200+ node domain.
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norton and mcaffee are both useless in my opinion. my system is pretty good but those programs use way too much memory. i've had less problems with a virus than with those stupid anti virus crap. i now use a free virus scanner ( http://www.grisoft.com ) which doesn't slow down, is easy to use and does the job better than mcaffee.
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I've tried several anti-viruses, because i wasn't happy at all with them. If I take it as an anti-virus than I would say Norton is the best, but in my opinion it sucks your memory and integrates itself everywhere. Then there is Bit-defender. I liked it, but the fact is it updates itself too often, and the bad thing about it is that it restarts itself. And this can be very annoying for 2 reasons: firstly during the restart you are unprotected (for about 2-3 secs), and secondly if it updates during a system scan, than the scan will stop; and this is very annoying when you have a big and full hard-drive which needs more time to be scanned. \nI'v also tried McAfee. It's firewall is pretty good, but it lacks on the virus part. Simply it did not find some of them.  The same thing is the problem with Nod32 or AVG. I now use a trial version of PC-Cillin, and for now it's OK. You could also try Kaspercy (I haven't tried it yet) but I heard it's pretty could. \nSo my answer is, that all anti-virus and firewall softwares are pretty good, and they can all protect the avarage user. \nI'll let you decide which one suites you the best. ;)
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Hello,\n     Well the first thing u need to do is get a Internet Security package from Bestbuy, Circuit City, ect..  Norton Internet Security 2007 is very good and does not use a lot of system resources.  What this product offers is a complete firewall, antivirus and spam features.  There is a ad and popup blocker seperate to download from Symantec.com  Once u run the installation program it will ask you to do a quick scan to see if there is anything that is going to interfer with the installation.  I have a Dell inspiron 1100 and I have a 40Gig Hard drive with 768MB of Ram.  I use Norton Internet Security 2007 and I have no problems with my system.  If you have any other questions, u can email me or write back on here and help u out.  Barry_Woodward1976@yahoo.com
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Norton is a piece of crap as you can see. Here you have some good and free antivirus programs:\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/download/\nGet one!
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First Update Norton. Then, if that doesn't work, use Normal mode and connect To Trendmicro HouseCall to try and get rid of it.
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well first of all good discription, to resolve any problem v should have this kind of discription. as u said u r using kaspersky, chances of virus is very less. \nif the problem is recently started then this might becauz if any hardware conflict, two hardware could be using same port or something like that.\nsecond check ur cd rom and HD conncetion on should be master and second should be slave (see jumper setting) if both r connected on same IDE.\ngo to cmos and run defult setting option this may set the default option for all ur hardware.\nmore over the SP2 of xp have some bugs the reason could be that too cauz it have internal firewall that blocks many thing and may be that's y ur system crashing.\n\nfinally as u said u get blue screen the another reason could be ur RAM is corrupted, try to remove ur RAM anc clean the connector part by a pencil rubber and fixed it again, try changing RAM may be it could solve problem\n\nenjoy!!!\ni rust if i rest\njava\nbye
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Get Norton Internet Security 2006 (if you don't have it)Run A Full System Scan Then Quarantine It Then Send It To Symantec So They Can Analyze And Resolve The Problem.