To DennisD:
At How to use the Event Viewer Microsoft said: Click Start, open Control Panel and go to Performance and Maintenance. On my Control Panel there is no Performance and Mainenace to open it or click on it.
To others:
Thnx for nice discussion. I am 76 and do not ride bike, nor like Farouk Bulsara (Freddie Mercury).
To DennisD:
At How to use the Event Viewer Microsoft said: Click Start, open Control Panel and go to Performance and Maintenance. On my Control Panel there is no Performance and Mainenace to open it or click on it.
If it's installed on your system it's also very quickly available from:
Start -> Run -> type in then click OK: eventvwr.msc
To Hazelnut:
I succeed in access to Event Wiewer. There are two errors, which appeared several times:
1. An overshoot of the potential number of concurrent TCP connections.
2. It was not possible to restore the computer from the network address (from DHCP) for network adapter with address 0018DE92BADB. The following error occurred:
User canceled operation. The computer will attempt to acquire network address from a DHCP server separately.
To Andavari:
Thanks for a tip!
I'm curious as to whether you've tried to do a System Restore?
I have to say I don't immediately recognize those Event Viewer messages, particularly No.2.
Why not run the portable CCleaner and see if you get the same problem.
To DennisD:
I checked the possibilities of the System Restore which said: "Cannot restore the System, no changes made" and I found out I have to go to some point in deep past. I do not prefere this, it may change my settings and apps.
For malware removal advice we still point people to this topic here:
Andavari's suggestion is worth a try. Would allow the spyware moderators to check for any bad bugs.
To login123:
As I said I am not good in PC and I think I am not completely oriented in the ...showtopic=20120 procedure.
To login123:
As I said I am not good in PC and I think I am not completely oriented in the ...showtopic=20120 procedure.
Its easy, just go to the link and follow the instructions. They are pretty much step by step. After you post those logs it asks for, a spyware moderator will read them and see if anything is wrong, then tell you the next steps.
Good luck.
As login says, it isn't as difficult as it may at first seem. The programs you are asked to run produce logs for the Spyware Moderator to look through.
If you have a problem with doing any of them, don't worry. When you start your new topic in Spyware Hell, just copy and paste the logs you've managed to do, and explain anything you haven't managed to do.
The Spyware Moderator is a really friendly guy, and will guide you through everything.