dllconfg.exe and wuamgd.exe ? huh?

J

johnny

what are these two startup programs?
I have been having a problem after starting xp and getting
on line. Everything started slowing down. Programs were
siezing up and having to shut down. I disabled these two
and got back on track. Anyone have this problem?
I am running on XP pro.
120g hd, 1 g ram
Johnny
 
R

Ronnie Vernon MVP

johnny said:
what are these two startup programs?
I have been having a problem after starting xp and getting
on line. Everything started slowing down. Programs were
siezing up and having to shut down. I disabled these two
and got back on track. Anyone have this problem?
I am running on XP pro.
120g hd, 1 g ram
Johnny

What do you see when you open the properties of those 2 files? They
certainly aren't XP files and from those names, I would suspect a virus.
Have you run your anti-virus software with updated definitions?

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J

johnny

-----Original Message-----


What do you see when you open the properties of those 2 files? They
certainly aren't XP files and from those names, I would suspect a virus.
Have you run your anti-virus software with updated definitions?

--
Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User

Please reply to the newsgroup so all may benefit.
http://www.dts-l.org
http://www.mvps.org


.
yes
I ran the virus program twice, once in safe mode.
I did a search on the two files but got no response on two
anti virus sites. I am doing a search on the files but for
some reason they dont show up except on the config utility
start up folder.
Johnny
 
J

Johnny

-----Original Message-----

I ran the virus program twice, once in safe mode.
I did a search on the two files but got no response on two
anti virus sites. I am doing a search on the files but for
some reason they dont show up except on the config utility
start up folder.
Johnny
.
I found both in the register that say its part of the msn
update. I found dllconfg.exe under something called krpton.
Johnny
 
R

Ronnie Vernon MVP

Johnny said:
update. I found dllconfg.exe under something called krpton.
Johnny

If these files are no longer on your system, they were probably removed by
another application, like the anti-virus program you use. Disable them in
the start up and wait for a couple of days to see if your programs are
working properly. If they are, then delete the registry entries in the Run
key.
--
Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User

Please reply to the newsgroup so all may benefit.
 
J

jOHNNY

-----Original Message-----


If these files are no longer on your system, they were probably removed by
another application, like the anti-virus program you use. Disable them in
the start up and wait for a couple of days to see if your programs are
working properly. If they are, then delete the registry entries in the Run
key.
--
Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User

Please reply to the newsgroup so all may benefit.


.
I'll give that a try!
I still would like to figure out where they came from.
Thanks,
Johnny
 

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