what is 5kb file named (Microsoft Windows XP SP2 Update Pack 2006.exe)?
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It is the virus which my pc got infected recently.  This virus is deleting the Word and Excel files.  Until you remove it, do not open any folder that contains word or excel file. \n\nIf you try to delete the virus, it will recreate itself.  Appears to be residing in memory.  Every time you open a folder, a new copy of the virus is also created in that folder.  I tried NAV scan with latest update but it could not detect the virus.    \n\nAnyone can find any removal tool, please offer your advice.\n\nThanks,
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If u downloaded it,look for it in the c:/Windows/downladed files
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Unless the operating system is DOS, it's probably using up those 15GB.  I just bought a new computer with Windows and some programs already installed and all that takes up 15.5GB.
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This is your page file, it's used by Windows to use your hard drive list extra RAM memory.  It's also known as virtual memory.  You probably can't delete this because it's being used by the system.  You wouldn't want to adjust the size of this either because it's probably set correctly now.  If you have a second hard drive, you may want to use it.  Settings are at: Right click on my computer, properties, advanced tab, performance settings, advanced tab, change.\n\nBefore changing anything here, research about Windows XP page files on the internet first.
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because its still on the beta stage... missing or incomplete files in it. and dont use the windows updates... it messes stuff badly. trust me it does... once updated you cant get rid of it, you have to install everything once you remove a specific update... or just buy a windows xp SP2.
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Actually, Windows XP with no Service Packs, has a limit of 127GB, or 137 billion bytes (they're the same).  And you only need SP1 for that not to be the case anymore.
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If you go to windows update it will block the download, as they've protected themselves against invalid product keys, however if you enable automatic downloads, it will allow you to install SP2 and all security downloads as they become available.\n\nThere is also a handy piece of software called AutoPatcher that includes all published updates for Win XP, and lets you install the relevant ones.  The website for it is hard to navigate, but its all there.
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http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=049C9DBE-3B8E-4F30-8245-9E368D3CDB5A&displaylang=en\n\nThis is the download for SP2. All you do is dowload and then install it. If i was you i would create a backup of the pc just be be safe. You never know what is going to happen during a upgrade of a sp
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You should have no problems whatever with current files, accounts, etc.  It is always a good idea to back-up your system on external media (data DVD, CD, External HD, etc...)  \n\nWhatever you do...do not turn off power (power-cycle) your computer while updating...even at the end of the instalation process...you must let it shut-down (it will prompt you at the appropriate time to do this or do it itself) and boot up or XP will no longer work.  It trashes the System32/config files.  you have to repair from the intall CD...and you then may loose the "my documents" portion of your system.  \n\nI don't mean to scare you with doom and gloom, but if you have a system that came with Xp on the HD on a "Secret Partition" then you will need find a viable copy of XP or Buy one...because Microsoft will laugh at you if you call them with this particular problem.
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go to http://download.softpedia.com/software/internet/im/ymsgr750_811_us.exe and download the full verison
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http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=262D25E3-F589-4842-8157-034D1E7CF3A3
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go to windows update, and download them there
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Go to microsoft.com and download Service Pack 1. Actually Service Pack 2 would be better but read the release notes first because it changes some things in security and you need to be aware of what it does. Anyway the service pack contains all the fixes and updates since they released Windows XP so it's better to just update your service pack than to try and find an older driver. It's free to get the update.
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are you talking about your installation ID? \nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/328874
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reload using the ntfs file system and get sp/2
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Just go to "Programs - Windows Update". It will do one of these "Genuine Windows" checks, and then suggest Rollup 2 for download.\nAlternatively you can go onto the Microsoft website and search for the rollup update yourself. Since I don't know which language version you're running, I cannot give you the actual download link, but the following link is the home page for the rollup update. This should get you started.
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First make a copy of it, then put the copy in windows/system32. Most of your .dll files are there. If thats not it you still have a copy. Make another copy and put it in windows/service pack files/i386.