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by: Cillchaoi on Jan 08 2008 (22 days ago)
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This appears to be a potential problem with several things: failed
removable media drive (such as a CD-ROM drive or Zip drive),
absent flash drive on which you were working prior to the last
reboot of the system, corrupted antivirus and/or firewall program
installation, and a specific infection of scvhost.exe (notice that
it is scvhost rather than svchost; svchost is a part of the
Windows operating system while scvhost appears to be some sort of
trojan).
If it is the media drive issue, then the way to discover which
drive is causing the problem is to put a disc in one drive at a
time and reboot to see if the disc existing in that drive keeps
the error from coming up. If it does, then the solution is to
replace the drive. The workaround is to keep a disc in that drive
at all times and just switch out the disc when you need to use the
drive for something else.
If it is the flash drive, then just plug it back into the USB port
and that will take care of the error. If you close out the flash
drive before disconnecting it, then it should prevent this problem
from recurring.
In the case of antivirus and/or firewall software corruption, just
uninstall the programs in question, reboot the computer, reinstall
the programs, reboot again, and you should be fine.
As for the scvhost trojan, this would exist in the Windows
directory (or Windows\System32 directory). The easiest way to get
rid of this is either by scanning with a top-quality antivirus
software (preferably Norton Antivirus 2008) or by booting into
Safe Mode Command Prompt Only and then, using DOS commands, switch
to the Windows directory and look for scvhost.exe If you find it,
delete it. If you don't, go to Windows\System32 and look for it
there. Once you find it, delete it. After you have deleted the
file, reboot the computer.
There are other issues that have been suggested but have been
disproven as being solutions. These are the four that seem to be
the solutions that work.
If I can do anything further to help, be sure to let me know by
dropping me a private message.
Sources: 20 years of experience as a computer technician and 18
years of experience owning a computer sales and services business
