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by w2ktechman
It sounds like Blaster or a variant (Worm). When scanning, are you using the most current Definitions?
If you unplug the network cable, does it still continue?
by cat3
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by blackcurrant
Hi
Can you give us the event number from the logs? Right-click My Computer, select Manage, and click Event Viewer then search for events logged when the error occurred. If you tell us the event number and the source we can troubleshoot this further.
Good luck
by blackcurrant
by hal 9000
Have you tried looking for a Hardware fault?
You could have a Power Supply dieing or something similar to test this out download the following
http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/
and boot from the CD you've created and attempt to run some diagnostics if it still plays up you most likely have a Hardware problem and nothing at all related to Windows. I've recently had to replace quite a large number of Power Supplies for this reason they have all been the cheap ones that are marginal by the specified ratings but when replaced with decent brand name Power Supplies the units work perfectly.
Col
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