Error Messages in Win XP Pro

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RBarr

I receive (several times) an error message:

"System Shutdown: System is shutting down. Plese save all
work in progress and log off"

Any unsaved changes will be lost. This shutdown was
initiated by NTAuthority\system....Windows must now
restart because of a procedure called RPC terminted
unexpectedly."

My question: where did this come from and how can I kill
this?
Thanks
 
Always run a firewall and anti-virus programs on your computer at all times.



You are infected with the Blaster worm virus.



To stop the rebooting/shutdowns, right click on the task bar, choose task
manager, processes tab, look for msblast.exe. Highlight it and click end
process. Then turn on the xp firewall.

To turn on the firewall: control panel, network and internet connections,
network connections, right click your connection, properties, advanced tab,
check the protect my computer box. Do this as quickly as you can once the
desktop comes up. Then visit the sites below for the removal and patch info.

Symantec: removal info and removal tool
http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.blaster.worm.html

Also make sure to follow the links to the Microsoft pages for the patch or
visit windows update for the patch after you remove it.

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=823980

http://www.microsoft.com/security/incident/blast.asp
 
RBarr said:
I receive (several times) an error message:

"System Shutdown: System is shutting down. Plese save all
work in progress and log off"

Any unsaved changes will be lost. This shutdown was
initiated by NTAuthority\system....Windows must now
restart because of a procedure called RPC terminted
unexpectedly."

My question: where did this come from and how can I kill
this?
Thanks

Try the "Search" function?
 

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