remote procedure call terminated unexpectedly
Jason
shutting down all the time? It says "remote procedure call terminated
unexpectedly, Windows is shutting down", and it also says: "This shutdown
was initiated by Windows\System\Authority" Thank you greatly for any
advice you can offer!
relic
http://securecomputing.stanford.edu/alerts/windows-rpc-update-5aug2003.html
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chb
call procedure, change drops from restart to take no action
gl
"Jason" <gamer_08spamsuck...@shaw.ca> wrote in message news:<zKRZa.697130$ro6.14...@news2.calgary.shaw.ca>...
Jay
he same thing just happened to me...four times...it shuts down every
20-30 minutes. It is happening as I type...hope this message gets
posted
Jay
The same just happened to me four times [the last one while I was
typing this message!]. Mine tells me that the shutdown was initiated
by "NT Authority/System". Can anyone help us?
relic
You are: NNTP-Posting-Host: 162.84.179.137
Since your post exposes your IP to the exploit; Block your ports 80, 135, 445,
593, 4444, 5555, 6351, 8718, 33571, 45522, ...aw hell, just disconnect from
the internet.
Microsoft released an update on 17 July 2003 for this, miss it?
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;823980
Here's a comment you may like about this latest exploit: "If your Windows
2000 or Windows XP machine exhibits any of these symptoms, it must be
completely rebuilt." Don't know if it's true though.
Visine
Kadaitcha Man
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid‚3980
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Kadaitcha Man
> Jason wrote:
>> Does anyone know what I can do about My Windows XP pro operating
>> system shutting down all the time? It says "remote procedure call
>> terminated unexpectedly, Windows is shutting down", and it also says:
>> "This shutdown was initiated by Windows\System\Authority" Thank you
>> greatly for any advice you can offer!
>
>
http://securecomputing.stanford.edu/alerts/windows-rpc-update-5aug2003.html
And here, mate: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid‚3980
The Judge
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"relic" <repl...@newsgroup.com> wrote in message
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Kadaitcha Man
> Here's a comment you may like about this latest exploit: "If your
> Windows 2000 or Windows XP machine exhibits any of these symptoms, it
> must be completely rebuilt." Don't know if it's true though.
Where did you find that?
relic
Symantec just now posted this:
http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.blaster.worm.html
relic
> relic wrote:
>
>> Here's a comment you may like about this latest exploit: "If your
>> Windows 2000 or Windows XP machine exhibits any of these symptoms, it
>> must be completely rebuilt." Don't know if it's true though.
>
> Where did you find that?
In this update:
http://securecomputing.stanford.edu/alerts/windows-rpc-update-7aug2003.html
Lee Carkenord
Interesting! My XP Home edition has just today started doing exact
same thing!
I've not yet found a solution. System Restore was no help. I posted
my problem to this group also, have not yet received any response.
Lee Carkenord
relic
Symantec posted this a couple hours ago:
http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.blaster.worm.html
It should fix you up.
Robin Martin
I just started having this problem today. I am running XP Home with
Earthlink as my ISP. I visited tek-tips.com and took some advice about
running a firewall. After i enabled the XP native firewall, the
problem went away(so far, so good).
Then i went to Microsofts site and began catching up on the windows
updates.
Cheers,
Christopher
Jerry
"The Judge" <TheJ...@ReplyAtTheGroup.com> wrote in message
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> ????? FIREWALL???????? Anyone??
>
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> You have been Judged
> Do not be in Contempt!!
> Or you will be Hung Till Dead!!!
CORRECT....Judge
Turn on WinXPs firewall!
If you don't want to keep running the firewall, then do Windows Update!
After the update, you can turn off the firewall, then download and install
Zone Alarm.
Jerry
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"Jerry" <No1s.B...@nowhere.com> wrote in message
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涎 舶俺
Firewalls do more harm than good if your an online gamer and do alot of file
sharing like me. Tell me more about this zone alarm please. What exactly
will it do.....and how much does it cost?
steve
steve
#!
of shit out:
:: The microsoft patch seems to do the trick.
:: steve
Sorted it out about 1 hour ago, no dramas.
Downloaded the symantec tool, downloaded the patch
Seems to be sweet now
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#! wrote:
> steve, (steven...@hotmail.com) Bent over and squelched this useless bit
> of shit out:
>
> :: The microsoft patch seems to do the trick.
> :: steve
>
> Sorted it out about 1 hour ago, no dramas.
> Downloaded the symantec tool, downloaded the patch
> Seems to be sweet now
>
One question. How did you manage to stay connected withOUT getting shut
down long enough?
cheer$,
Harlan Lunsford
Jerry
"Harlan Lunsford" <hlunsfo...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> One question. How did you manage to stay connected withOUT getting shut
> down long enough?
>
> cheer$,
> Harlan Lunsford
>
Disconnect the Cat5 ethernet cable that connects your PC to the cable modem.
Turn on XP's firewall.
Reconnect the Cat5 cable.
Get the Windows patch (if you can connect to Win Update or from Symantecs'
site).
Get the Fixblast file from www.symantec.com and run it.
Done.
Jerry
Gumby!
down till you find msblaster.exe running. Highlight it and end the process.
Then connect to the internet and download the files. Also, before running
fixblast.exe, disable system restore on your machine.
#!
useless bit of shit out:
Copied the symantec link to a text file, rebooted logged on, downloaded the
tool from symantec.
Copied the Windows.com link to a text file. rebooted, logged on, downloaded
the patch.
Turned off system restore. rebooted into safe mode, ran the tool, rebooted
into Normal mode. ran the patch