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Windows error unable to find resolution!!! HELP

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by iam4u3

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i have a computer where it boots find owever, when i log into the GUI i then noticed that:
1. i cannot right click and get o task manager from the taskbar. i have to go till to thr right hand side to right click.
2. i noticed that my i.p address is 0.0.0.0.
3. when i open the services console i only have 8 services running.
4. i am unable to see any network connections in my network connects.

>>>when i attemp tp start any servces i recieive this error :
could not start the application management service on local computer.
Error 193:0xC1

i am unable to also open help and support, unable to renew i.p address, unable to analyse defragmentation. when i open office receive several errors before i can do anything, i am unable to copy and paste.

it's like i don't have have any contro in the system. i have tried everything possible besides format or reinstalling. I cannot format this computer of make any such changes. this computer is responsible for thousands of plp and it's not a server without backups plus it has several programs that i cannot reinstall because there is no access to the installation files.
HELP!!
Windows XP SP3.

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by p.j.hutchison

I would strongly do a new install of Windows. You can boot from the Windows XP disk and install windows alongside the old installation without formatting it, then manually either install or move the application files and registry entries across.

http://searchwarp.com/swa35347.htm

by iam4u3

Isn't there any other method to use without installing windows alongside the current installation?
Can this be resolved in the current installation?

by the 'g-man.'

this computer is responsible for thousands of plp and it's not a server without backups

XP SP3?

Please....

by iam4u3

its a new client of ours, there is a server but some clown installed the program on this computer instead.
the applications are very important that's why it's responsible for so many.

by the 'g-man.'

Where is said clown now?

Nobody would install an app that requires thousands of connections on an XP PC as it can't cope with the numbers - that would have been realised from day 1.

I smell a rat.

by iam4u3

After friday we now know what has cause the problem. it was the major bust that mcafee released that was the problem.

now problem cant be fixed becuase we removed that AV becuase there was avg already. (well, the clown installed mcafee enterprise edition after avg, talkin about clowns).

so now im stranded and i wudnt have deleted it manually (couldn't uninstall because the installer service was not running)if my boss didnt say get it uninstalled. now im here monday morning and am greeted with a long convo about me uninstlling the application. ( it was get tisolved leonard,get it uninstalled i dont wanna havee mcafee there now i did it and im the devil, would you believe that). so now i have to solve the problem through some other means because the resolution given by mcafee requires the mecafee AV, and it not there. yeah..nicee..more trouble. talking about micromanagement.

by ron k.

I've done it before, reinstall the application then remove it right afterwards, without rebooting in between. If that won't work, install it all of the way, reboot, then remove it.

by p.j.hutchison

Does the system run McAfee VirusScan ?

If so then the system may have had the DAT 5858 installed and thus quarantined the svhost.exe file.

Goto McAfee website and run the sdat5858_em.exe tool to fix the issue the update AV software to latest version!

by iam4u3

when i run the fix it is not successful. it tell me a registry entry is missing. so thats where the problem comes. cannot run the fix. need to find a workoround.

by p.j.hutchison

1. Update the virusscan to latest DAT (use the datxxx.exe file from McAfee website).

2. Find a working PC and copy svchost.exe from c:\windows\system32 to a disk (CD or USB)

3. Copy svchost.exe to C:\Windows\System32 and reboot.

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