net.exe file

[Richard]

When I shut down my computer a net.exe dialog box
immediately pops up, which says this application failed
to initate properly ( Oxcoooo141 ). Click on OK to
terminate the application. Windows XP still shuts down
afterwards but it does not matter whether I click on the
OK button or not. Each time I shut down this box ( error
message ) comes up. How do I find out what program it is
attached to so I can correct this problem?

 

[Ramesh [MS-MVP]]

Your system is likely infected by a trojan/virus.
http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/backdoor.ftp_ana.d.h
tml

First, disable the startup entries using msconfig. (click start | run |
msconfig | startup tab)
Then, update & scan the system using a good anti-virus software.

--
Regards,

Ramesh (MS-MVP)
(e-mail address removed)
http://www.mvps.org/sramesh2k

Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Program
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com

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When I shut down my computer a net.exe dialog box
immediately pops up, which says this application failed
to initate properly ( Oxcoooo141 ). Click on OK to
terminate the application. Windows XP still shuts down
afterwards but it does not matter whether I click on the
OK button or not. Each time I shut down this box ( error
message ) comes up. How do I find out what program it is
attached to so I can correct this problem?

 

[Doc Holiday]

-----Original Message-----
When I shut down my computer a net.exe dialog box
immediately pops up, which says this application failed
to initate properly ( Oxcoooo141 ). Click on OK to
terminate the application. Windows XP still shuts down
afterwards but it does not matter whether I click on the
OK button or not. Each time I shut down this box ( error
message ) comes up. How do I find out what program it is
attached to so I can correct this problem?
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