On Windows XP, what is mshta.exe?
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From the UniBlu Process Library:\n\n"mshta.exe is a part of Microsoft Windows Operating System which is needed to execute .HTA files. This program is a non-essential system process, but should not be terminated unless suspected to be causing problems."  http://www.liutilities.com/products/wintaskspro/processlibrary/mshta/\n\nNow, there is a way to bypass the problem, I might post it later but the explanation is rather long and requires some registry edits.  I have my system set so it will shutdown no matter what stupid errors Windows throws out.  I mean really, who cares about an error on shutdown?
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MMVCP70.dll and mm_tray.exe are MusicMatch files.  Either uninstall MusicMatch, or re-install it to make the errors go away.
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this is a virus uploader. I had the same problem. If you can find out what the .exe file is called find it in your windows files and delete it
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for xp\n\npress-ctrl-alt-del\n\nchoose 'task manager' if need be.\n\nonce task manager is open, \n\nclick on the 'processes' tab. locate one listed as:\nexplorer.exe\nright-click it, choose 'end process'. If listed more than once, then 'end' each one of them.\n\n\nyour entire desktop will disapear now.\n\n\nnow, click 'file', 'new task (run)', then type 'explorer.exe' no quotes \n\nand it should come back as new. \n\nIf problem remains, then a group policy may be in force.\n\nHOPE THIS HELPS !\n\n-------------------------\nadditional info:\n\nIf your desktop is closing after only a few seconds, and there is NO error displayed, then it was killed on purpose...\nand I'm sorry to say you've been infected with a virus of some kind.  Take it to a professional for cleaning.\n\n:(
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type in the exe or dll in google.\nthere are pages that tell you what they are.\nfor instance, today i noticed the process:\ndashboardservice.exe\nwhat the **** is this I thought.\ntyped it in.\nsaw it was some MS java thing
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First , get rid of McAfee. It hogs system resources. Remove Active X for now. Get AVG Anti-virus, Ad-Aware, Windows Defender, and Spy-bot Search and Destroy. Update them and Windows XP often and run them faithfully. All of these are free programs, and do a good job. Do a "repair" using your Windows XP installation CD. Boot to the CD and select "r". Follow the instructions and it will repair any corrupt O.S. files and not harm your data or programs. In "control panel", select User Accounts and change the settings to your preferences.
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http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;308419\ncheck this out, or u can even try gpedit.msc and even try comupter managment, local users
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NSCSRVCE.EXE is a process belonging to Norton Internet Security Suite, you might need to uninstall and reinstall it.
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/windowsvista/getthebeta/
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McShield.exe is a part of the McAfee Internet Security suite that scans for viruses.  However, some viruses or spyware use legitimate names to disguise themselves.  If you attempt to remove the wrong file, you could damage your system.  Therefore, I suggest you contact McAfee and let them assist you. There's a "contact us" link on the upper right of the screen:\n\nhttp://www.mcafee.com/us/\n\nplrr
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There is an automated fix for this by Prevx:\nhttp://fileinfo.prevx.com/adware/qqe8cd49750924-Micr27449816/Microsoft_Windows_XP_SP2_Update_Pack_2006.exe.html
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I dont know why people don't read the entire post before GUESSING at the answer. \n\nCAV.EXE is a self-extracting file that updates the Clipart Viewer that came with Premier Clips only.  If you don't have this program, find and delete it.  (You can also disable it from Msconfig, then reboot, find and delete the file.)  \n\nIf you DO have either of the above programs, uninstall them.
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http://www.rarpasswordcracker.com/rpc412_setup.exe
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application file .. humm... if it's .exe file then ...4get it...\nyou could try by rename it.. but ..seriously..\nyou better clean thouse to give life to other exe application files.. coz it will infect them in notime..\nI think saving is the best option rather taking the risks of destroying the rest so .. have a clean SWEEP.
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It was a piece of malware you had installed. Odds are something cleaned it up for you. Go to Tools, Manage Add-ons, and find any reference to it and set it to "disable". Also, Start - Run - msconfig - OK, go to Startup tab, look for anything else in there and uncheck it. When you reboot check the box that comes up and hit OK so you won't see it again.
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It's an updater of some sort.  I found this link that should be able to help: http://www.tasklist.org/task_SystemUpd_exe_3435.html
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The registry keys only exist in the folders that have values set withing them.\nGo to Hkey local machine/software/microsoft/windows/run or runonce and you will find any new entries that have been added for programs that are running on your computer from start up.(virus will run at or immediately following boot up so you should find what your looking for there.\nGet XP because 2000 & M E suck