Thanks for all your help Leo , as I have read on this thread , it truly does get frustrating for many of us. IM sure you can understand that. No offence meant to you or others. After 9 years of good service I just retired my P2 and purchases a P4 3. I was dial up for all those years as well and got dsl with my new machine.
IM guessing here that the system 32 at start up was really not that big of a deal in the first place , just annoying as all hell ,my hard drive above my shoulders was just not computing very well with it, like it seems to do for others.
Leo ,thanks again for doing what you do and helping guys out like me. IM very Impressed. This page is also helpful. It explains the problem thoroughly and gives a link to a quick fix: It worked for me!
I logged in about 6 months ago when I started having this annoying problem. My system 32 launches times when logging into windows and then does it again for times when launching Internet Explorer. I too looked at the registry and did not find the problem mentioned in all the articles. I agree with the rest. Could we just have some simple steps to follow? Knowledge base articles can be quite lengthy.
I click on the eath link. To correct this problem the easiest way is to insert your system restore disc that came with your computer when you purchased it, shut down the computer and then restart it.
The system restore will automatically start. Have it reinstall ONLY the. The system32 window will come on at startup if a. By reinstalling all of the files your system will run as it used to. I was trying to fix this system 32 thing- I followed some instructions on putting my comp in safe mode and now It will not start. I am seeing something weird about it being out of range??? I found another solution to preventing the System32 window from popping up at startup.
I have not had the problem with the System32 folder popping up since. I tried regedit, msconfig, and removed all startup values. The darn thing still opens the system32 folder on startup. I ran several anti-virus programs including windows defender and they find nothing. After trying a number of things to remove this troublesome issue I finally found a solution that worked for me. I unticked this and rebooted the system and the problem had disappeared.
If this solves the problem then go back into Autoruns Utility and delete it. Hope it helps it took me ages to find a solution that works. If this works for you, please post a response! Using Autoruns, I discovered a Registry entry that prompted Explorer to open the system32 folder.
The Registry entry reported by Autoruns showed a kernel Thank you! Thanks Dstroyr, you nailed that one for me. The whole problem started when I picked up the zlob. Got it cleaned up but it left the System32 folder problem. Thanks Again! The autorun utility was good. Solve my problems. And i managed to find the atmclk. Gone with the wind.
I manually fixed over registry entries and still had the System32 folder problem. Thanks Leo: worked for me too…. Any suggestions? Thanks Destroyr. The Autoruns program fixed my problem concerning the kernel32 dll file. After unchecking the kernel with Autoruns I manually removed the entry from the registry as well. Everythingloads fine now! I also looked to see if the system32 folder would show up on the other user on my computer and it did not show up.
I still dont know how those startup items got there. This totally fixed my problem. The Microsoft article helped none at all.
I consider myself pretty familiar with the registry, but the KB Article was not very clear. I was also infected with Zlob. I used an article that led me directly to the source of the problem in the registry, for me it was an incomplete reg string for my sb audigy 2 card….
There as far as I know are two solutions to the problem, one is addressed by the Microsoft Knowledge Base Article:. Put it in, and no system32 folder. Hi I has same problem with system32 issue come up when I log in? Please can you give a clear detial how to remove the issue from window and future log in without system32 issue appears? OK, I wasted hours on this problem although I already had the fix. My problem was that there were 2 processes in msconfig Startup.
My mistake was that I restored MSconfig to Normal Startup again after restart so, it kept loading the processes. But here i would like to mention that the same thing happened yesterday in my office desktop. Does this have anything to do with the problem??? I will try the suggested changes after my next restart, the only thing that was added or downloaded was an Adobe Reader update to 7. The System32 folder keeps continuously popping up when I start up my machine. Please, any advice or help in sorting this out would be terrific.
What do i have to do? Thanks for the article! Just deleted the entry and everything is fine now. Now ok after discovering the issue, as I do have the Sound Blaster Augigy 2 sound card installed. If this item is listed and checked in startup, the System32 Folder will appear on every startup.
Have read auguments both for and against deleting file. My solution to the System32 opening on Startup — I eliminated most of the files in the Startup Folder. Hope this helps someone else. System folder 32 opens when logging in. Typed msconfig in run, went to startup tab, and found an entry -schedule. Cleared the check mark for -schedule and the problem was solved. I had the same problem. I noticed that it started right after I installed my Sound Blaster software.
Do Not run it yet. Download it to the desktop and have it ready to run later. Unzip AboutBuster to the Desktop then click the "Update Button" then click "Check for Update" and download the updates and then click "Exit" because I don't want you to run it yet.
Just get the updates so it is ready to run later in safe mode. Click on the View tab and make sure that "Show hidden files and folders" is checked. Also uncheck "Hide protected operating system files" and "Hide extensions for known file types". Unplug your modem or disconnect the cable or phone line. Copy these instructions to notepad and save them on your desktop for easy access.
You must follow these directions exactly and you cannot skip any part of it. Rightclick and choose "Properties". On the "General" tab under "Service Status" click the "Stop" button to stop the service. Beside "Startup Type" in the dropdown menu select "Disabled". Click Apply then OK. Exit the Services utility.
Note: You may get an error here when trying to access the properties of the service. If you do get an error, just select the service and look there in the top left of the main service window and click "Stop" to stop the service. If that gives an error or it is already stopped, just skip this step and proceed with the rest. Answer yes when asked to have it's contents added to the registry.
Press enter to start HijackThis. Click on the Programs tab then click the "Reset Web Settings" button. Double click aboutbuster. This will scan your computer for the bad files and delete them. Just click on the cwshredder. Download DelDomains. Rightclick DelDomains.
Click Properties. Click the System Restore tab. Check Turn off System Restore. Click Apply, and then click OK. Restart your computer. Go here and do an online virus scan. Be sure and put a check in the box by "Auto Clean" before you do the scan. If it finds anything that it cannot clean have it delete it or make a note of the file location so you can delete it yourself. Housecall will detect the leftover files from this hijacker.
This hijacker is known to alter or delete certain files so check this out please: Download the Hoster from here. Exit Program. Go here and download SDHelper. Find shell. Choose Copy from the menu.
Open the System32 folder and right click on an empty space in the window. Choose Paste from the menu. See if control. Reset your active x security settings like so Now press "Custom Level. When you are sure you are clean turn System Restore back on and create a restore point.
To create a restore point: Single-click Start and point to All Programs. In the System Restore wizard, select the box next the text labeled "Create a restore point" and click the Next button. Type a description for your new restore point. Click Create and you're done. I'm game, but a few questions first; just to be sure I have the sequence right.
The question I have at this point, do I "restart to safe mode" by entering "msconfig" into the run dialog box and clicking ok? Is this the method you want me to follow? I think you are; since your note yesterday warned me about shutting the comptuer off.
Then I run Hijack This as you described. Do I have an old version or may have used it improperly? Any help? I would run MSConfig as you are on XP and check for programs that are set to load from that particular folder. I think I have it fixed! I check off on them and it seames to work. Again, Thanks. The problem has reoccurred! Here is what is going on. I have to clean everything again.
The only way I can keep from having to clean is to put sandboxer in the restricted zone BUT it still keeps opening every few seconds. Close it and it will open in a few seconds. If you leave it open another one will open etc.
Spy-Bot and AD-Ware clean the trash but can not stop this problem. Anybody have any ideas! Turn off System Restore before any cleaning. See FAQ Have you checked for updates within spybot to make sure you have all the latest? Have you used the immunize program in Spybot? You could also do a search in the registry for sandboxer and delete everything you find. Do a backup first just in case.
Something is loading at startup it looks like and it is probably in the registry. I have same type of problem. I am running WinXP Home. I have also searched the regedit to see if it is in one of the run areas. I have to get my faq's right. Turn off system restore, and then follow FAQ Thank you bcastner, Today was my 1st time in weeks that I started up with out the pesty system32 window opening. The cure was running. AdAware6 they found and fixed many files.
0コメント