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Jim Serino
the only way is to physically power off the system to get
it back.
Disabled disanled sygate firewall same thing.
Disabled Avast Anti-virus Same thing.
This all happend after I did some Microsoft installs and
upgraded the sygate to its latest built. I used the system
restore to go back after I did the both installs. But the
problem was still there download the newer sygate firewall
but have not reinstalled it.
I then went to the task manager and found after the reboot
a run away process teatimer.exe it was eating up memory
thereby not allowing anything to be accessed after about 1
hour time frame. I couldn't even shut the system down the
proper way nor would it accept any keyboard command it was
that bad.
I rebooted and removed and watched thru the task manager
as the teatimer was eating up memory like a termite thru
wood. I stopped it and the system is ok for now but as
soon as I reboot the problem will be there again.
This all started after I downloaded the latest Microsoft
patches late last week for XP and Internet Explorer. No I
have not installed the XP beta sp.
I am writting this from my main system a windows 2000 pro
workstation. I spent last thrusday downloading the patches
and sygate firewall new build. It is working fine.
TO contact me since I do not use the newsgroups too often
since I hate SPAM of all kinds is thru my email address
jim.serino(removethis)@mindspring.com. The last time I
time I used a newsgroup was to look up information on
OpenVMS.
What can I do to fix the teatimer issue beside filling up
the kettle with water? I have the gateway disk for the
Operating system what is the Teatime file called so I can
delete the one the sytem disk and reinstall it from the
CD. This seems to be my only course at this.
thanx in advanced
Jim
it back.
Disabled disanled sygate firewall same thing.
Disabled Avast Anti-virus Same thing.
This all happend after I did some Microsoft installs and
upgraded the sygate to its latest built. I used the system
restore to go back after I did the both installs. But the
problem was still there download the newer sygate firewall
but have not reinstalled it.
I then went to the task manager and found after the reboot
a run away process teatimer.exe it was eating up memory
thereby not allowing anything to be accessed after about 1
hour time frame. I couldn't even shut the system down the
proper way nor would it accept any keyboard command it was
that bad.
I rebooted and removed and watched thru the task manager
as the teatimer was eating up memory like a termite thru
wood. I stopped it and the system is ok for now but as
soon as I reboot the problem will be there again.
This all started after I downloaded the latest Microsoft
patches late last week for XP and Internet Explorer. No I
have not installed the XP beta sp.
I am writting this from my main system a windows 2000 pro
workstation. I spent last thrusday downloading the patches
and sygate firewall new build. It is working fine.
TO contact me since I do not use the newsgroups too often
since I hate SPAM of all kinds is thru my email address
jim.serino(removethis)@mindspring.com. The last time I
time I used a newsgroup was to look up information on
OpenVMS.
What can I do to fix the teatimer issue beside filling up
the kettle with water? I have the gateway disk for the
Operating system what is the Teatime file called so I can
delete the one the sytem disk and reinstall it from the
CD. This seems to be my only course at this.
thanx in advanced
Jim