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    Hp compaq nx9010 sound driver problem.

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    Hey everyone,

    I have a problem with a compaq nx9010 notebook, It had a whole lot of virus's on it that made me format and reinstall windows.

    Now when windows was done installing, all the drivers were installed but the sound wasn't working, I couldn't delete the sound drivers from the device manager until I booted into safe mode from where I could eventually delete them.

    Now, I tried installing the drivers from this site:

    http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechS...p;swEnvOID=1098

    But the drivers keep saying "install failed" and windows doesn't pick up the drivers anymore, as if the sound device isn't there.

    Any help would really rock :p

    Please help me with my stupid virus problem!

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    So what are you now left with?

    A system that was known to at one point be infected with a virus, from which you now removed 1 file and by virtue of that assume that it's all a-okay and safe to play around with.

    The virus could've done more damage that your anti-virus software isn't aware of. It could've installed other files that the anti-virus software isn't aware of. It could have subtly clusterfucked your registry so that every click you make is sent to some shithole in russia.

    Bottom-line: You CANNOT trust this machine anymore

    Undergo the pain of reinstalling Windows. It will be a valuable lessen to you that making mistakes tends to be painful, and hopefully prevent a reoccurrance of this situation in the future. Plus, you end up with a machine that you can actually access your paypal account with without wondering who else now has access to it.

    Thanks for the advice, doing backups now, damn my lazyness.

    Send for Ubutnu disk, fdisk.

    I have ubuntu running on my dual P3's :D

    Please help me with my stupid virus problem!

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    Hey everyone, I hope you can help me with this..

    I have an infected file in the system32 folder called "faultre.dll".

    I can't seem to find much information on this virus, other than its name: Trojan.Win32.Delf.aif, and a recommended solution, "remove" :/

    Now I can't seem to delete the file directly, it gives me "access denied", I've tried deleting from the command prompt with the del -f to try force it, but not even that worked.

    I have AVG Free Version 7 installed, it picks up the virus, heals it, then asks for a restart of the PC, after every restart the virus returns.

    Anyone know of a solution I might be able to try?

    Disabling services from the command line.

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    ok. Figured it out.

    Its weired but, you have to have a space after the Start=

    Syntax:

    sc config servicename start= disabled

    Must contain the space after the start= or you get an error. Give it a try.

    The reason I was syaing it was an iteger was because I know if you use a registry file to mod a service through the registry the values are numbers, not the actual word, but when at a command prompt, you need to type out the whole word, not it's integer value. So you had it right, just needed the space.

    Eek, only missing a space :p

    Thanks for the help guys, especially digip.

    Disabling services from the command line.

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    start= <boot|system|auto|demand|disabled>

    I'm sorry for sounding noobish but that doesn't really clarify much for me? Does that mean that that disable would be "5" so I have to change it to:

    sc config "servicename" start=5

    Sorry, this is the first time I'm using the command line to do this.

    Disabling services from the command line.

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    http://www.ss64.com/nt/netsvc.html

    Can be done over the network too if you have access.

    Thanks a lot digip.

    Ok, sorry to plague for more help, but is this all i need in the batch file?

    sc stop "servicename"  This is to stop the service.

    sc config "servicename" start=disabled  And this is to not have it start again, but I'm not sure if this is the correct syntax.

    I plan to just copy that a few times for all the services I want to disable.

    Disabling services from the command line.

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    Hey everyone,

    Sorry about my first post being for help but I didn't have anywhere else to turn to.

    Is it possible to disable a windows service from the command line in Windows XP ? If yes, how?

    The reason why is: I need to disable multiple services on multiple PCs running Windows XP, and I'd like to create a batch file that does this for me.

    Any help would be appreciated.

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