XP Pro restart

[Carl Gross]

We have 2 year old AcerPower FH desktop machines with XP Pro SP3. They came
with all sorts of proprietary programs for security and other stuff which I
believe effected the machine's operating efficiency (slowed them down
periodically) so I uninstalled them.

Some of the machines are now restarting spontaneously with Event ID 7000,
source of "Service Control Manager", and some of the following messages:

The ZDPSp50 NDIS Protocol driver service failed to start due to to the
following error: The system cannot find the specified file.

The eLock2BurnerLockDriver service failed to start due to the following
error: The system cannot find the file specified.

The eLock2FSCTLDriver service failed to start due to the following error:
The system cannot find the specified file.

I haven't found anything that is helpful on the web. Help.

 

[Leonard Grey]

Let me see if I understand you: Your computer originally had some type
of security software, which you uninstalled, along with "some other
stuff," and now your computer is behaving erratically, and you don't
know why.

 

[Carl Gross]

The "Other Stuff" was eDataSecurity, eFramework, eLock (the Event Viewer made
direct reference to this one), ePerformance and eSetting. Below is a link to
the page where you can download them, even though the computer had them
pre-loaded. Another program had to do with a USB Dongle and wireless card
(didn't come with one).

http://gd.panam.acer.com/home/

 

[smlunatick]

The "Other Stuff" was eDataSecurity, eFramework, eLock (the Event Viewer made
direct reference to this one), ePerformance and eSetting.  Below is a link to
the page where you can download them, even though the computer had them
pre-loaded.  Another program had to do with a USB Dongle and wireless card
(didn't come with one).

http://gd.panam.acer.com/home/

You may need to re-install those "removed" applications. You now need
to place the PC back to a "working" state. Or you will need to to
save all your documents / emails and re-install the Acer version of XP.

 

[Carl Gross]

I thought so. Fortunately, I know where to get them without going to the
recovery disk I made when first starting up.