Svchost.exe problem ?

[Andy]

This screens and associated crash ONLY occur when I am online thru a
dialup account.

Could someone help me.

Thanks.

Generic Host Process for Win32 Services

Event Type: BEX P1: Svchost.exe P2: 5.1.2600.2180 P3 41107ed6
P4: Netapi32.dll P5: 5.12600.2180 P6: 411086ac P7:0000a3c0

To view technical information....

 

[MowGreen [MVP]]

First, Stop the Automatic Updates service when the system first boots
up. Go to Start > Run > type in

net stop wuauserv

Click OK or press Enter
Now connect to the net.

* IF * the error does not pop up now, then see this article -

http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/blogs/mowgreen/index.php?showentry=1071

Install the latest version of the Windows Update Agent (WUA) and then
install KB927891 from the links in that article.
If a window pops up during the installation of WUA please refer to the
instructions posted May 4th.

IF stopping the AU service did not resolve the issue, then you'll have
to include the Event ID from the Event Log.
First, restart the AU service from Start > Run > type in

net start wuauserv
Click OK or press Enter

Opent the Event Log now - Start > Run > type in

eventvwr.msc
Click OK or press Enter
Locate the error in the System event log
Report back with the Event ID, please.
You can copy & paste the entire event by clicking the file icon under
the up and down arrows


MowGreen [MVP 2003-2007]
===============
*-343-* FDNY
Never Forgotten
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[Andy]

First, Stop the Automatic Updates service when the system first boots
up. Go to Start > Run > type in

net stop wuauserv

Click OK or press Enter
Now connect to the net.

* IF * the error does not pop up now, then see this article -

http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/blogs/mowgreen/index.php?showentry=1071

Install the latest version of the Windows Update Agent (WUA) and then
install KB927891 from the links in that article.
If a window pops up during the installation of WUA please refer to the
instructions posted May 4th.

IF stopping the AU service did not resolve the issue, then you'll have
to include the Event ID from the Event Log.
First, restart the AU service from Start > Run > type in

net start wuauserv
Click OK or press Enter

Opent the Event Log now - Start > Run > type in

eventvwr.msc
Click OK or press Enter
Locate the error in the System event log
Report back with the Event ID, please.
You can copy & paste the entire event by clicking the file icon under
the up and down arrows

MowGreen [MVP 2003-2007]
===============
*-343-* FDNY
Never Forgotten
===============

This screens and associated crash ONLY occur when I am online thru a
dialup account.

Could someone help me.

Generic Host Process for Win32 Services

Event Type: BEX P1: Svchost.exe P2: 5.1.2600.2180 P3 41107ed6
P4: Netapi32.dll P5: 5.12600.2180 P6: 411086ac P7:0000a3c0

To view technical information....

Windows Update Agent has always been turned off.
Do you still think that may be the problem?

 

[MowGreen [MVP]]

Windows Update Agent [client] are the software controls
The files are installed to the system

Automatic Updates is the service that allows the system to update
automatically

Enables the download and installation of Windows updates. If this service is disabled,
this computer will not be able to use the Automatic Updates feature or the Windows Update
Web site.

Now, is the Automatic Updates *service* Disabled ?

Is Automatic Updates, the NOTIFICATION/CHECKING mechanism that
*initiates* downloads, installations, or notifications, turned off ?
This can be checked by either clicking My Computer on the Start Menu or
Desktop, choosing Properties, then click Automatic Updates

If both the service and it's client, Automatic Updates, are disabled,
then the issue is NOT related to AU


MowGreen [MVP 2003-2007]
===============
*-343-* FDNY
Never Forgotten
===============

First, Stop the Automatic Updates service when the system first boots
up. Go to Start > Run > type in

net stop wuauserv

Click OK or press Enter
Now connect to the net.

* IF * the error does not pop up now, then see this article -

http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/blogs/mowgreen/index.php?showentry=1071

Install the latest version of the Windows Update Agent (WUA) and then
install KB927891 from the links in that article.
If a window pops up during the installation of WUA please refer to the
instructions posted May 4th.

IF stopping the AU service did not resolve the issue, then you'll have
to include the Event ID from the Event Log.
First, restart the AU service from Start > Run > type in

net start wuauserv
Click OK or press Enter

Opent the Event Log now - Start > Run > type in

eventvwr.msc
Click OK or press Enter
Locate the error in the System event log
Report back with the Event ID, please.
You can copy & paste the entire event by clicking the file icon under
the up and down arrows

MowGreen [MVP 2003-2007]
===============
*-343-* FDNY
Never Forgotten
===============

This screens and associated crash ONLY occur when I am online thru a
dialup account.

Could someone help me.

Generic Host Process for Win32 Services

Event Type: BEX P1: Svchost.exe P2: 5.1.2600.2180 P3 41107ed6
P4: Netapi32.dll P5: 5.12600.2180 P6: 411086ac P7:0000a3c0

To view technical information....

Windows Update Agent has always been turned off.
Do you still think that may be the problem?

 

[Andy]

Windows Update Agent [client] are the software controls
The files are installed to the system

Automatic Updates is the service that allows the system to update
automatically> Enables the download and installation of Windows updates. If this service is disabled,

this computer will not be able to use the Automatic Updates feature or the Windows Update
Web site.

Now, is the Automatic Updates *service* Disabled ?

Is Automatic Updates, the NOTIFICATION/CHECKING mechanism that
*initiates* downloads, installations, or notifications, turned off ?
This can be checked by either clicking My Computer on the Start Menu or
Desktop, choosing Properties, then click Automatic Updates

If both the service and it's client, Automatic Updates, are disabled,
then the issue is NOT related to AU

MowGreen [MVP 2003-2007]
===============
*-343-* FDNY
Never Forgotten
===============

First, Stop the Automatic Updates service when the system first boots
up. Go to Start > Run > type in
net stop wuauserv
Click OK or press Enter
Now connect to the net.
* IF * the error does not pop up now, then see this article -
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/blogs/mowgreen/index.php?showentry=1071
Install the latest version of the Windows Update Agent (WUA) and then
install KB927891 from the links in that article.
If a window pops up during the installation of WUA please refer to the
instructions posted May 4th.
IF stopping the AU service did not resolve the issue, then you'll have
to include the Event ID from the Event Log.
First, restart the AU service from Start > Run > type in
net start wuauserv
Click OK or press Enter
Opent the Event Log now - Start > Run > type in
eventvwr.msc
Click OK or press Enter
Locate the error in the System event log
Report back with the Event ID, please.
You can copy & paste the entire event by clicking the file icon under
the up and down arrows
MowGreen [MVP 2003-2007]
===============
*-343-* FDNY
Never Forgotten
===============
Andy wrote:
This screens and associated crash ONLY occur when I am online thru a
dialup account.
Could someone help me.
Thanks.
Generic Host Process for Win32 Services
Event Type: BEX P1: Svchost.exe P2: 5.1.2600.2180 P3 41107ed6
P4: Netapi32.dll P5: 5.12600.2180 P6: 411086ac P7:0000a3c0
To view technical information....

Windows Update Agent has always been turned off.
Do you still think that may be the problem?

I haven't seen the problem since I recently turned the Windows
firewall on.
(I didn't think you needed it since I use dialup and didn't have a
fixed IP address)

Spybot hasn't picked up anything either like it used to.

I have also downloaded and installed a major security fix.

I also found an assembly program that shows all open ports.

Also found some source code that shows ALL activity of any browser. It
worked thru
Win 98. I will have to modify it to ask for the 'SeShutdownPrivilege'.

Thanks.