Network hacking and rerouting...how to counter spyware 404s and rerouting errors
How to stop traffic from routing information (malware, viruses) on your 5 year old and older PC
Registry Repair *Updated 2014*
You def want to do a chkdsk /r before proceding to virus removal or chkdsk /r (add /p /x /f etc if possible) for damage. This is done in winxp dos boot, however it does not copy badly damaged files. You want to do these lines for that when in C:\windows> do cd system32/config then do copy C:\windows\repair\system, software, security, sam and/or default depending on what was damaged.
You might think different IPs can stop traffic from routing your PC but think again, its the port number under TCP.
What you might notice if you type in msdos ipconfig /all, or netstat -a, (dns flush is also useful) is incoming traffic by various companies using your tcp number. /DNSflush is also useful. Sometimes your keys will get stuck, other times its the small establishments of our liberal governments fault to have a to do list for people they don't like. If the government hacks a person whom loses its money, that person can go on a killing spree because of psychological torment, therefore i don't agree in this part of the capitalist enterprise. To go through bad karma again.:evil:
/displaydns will show traffic. However, it is best to have a dns flushing tool like hostsman, spywareblaster or ccleaner. Many programs i notice which you think are free actually crowd up your ram cache or mix up the registry files when changing it, eg gamebooster, and asc etc take minimal resources, however spybot are gamechangers. Hostman blocks host files and cleans dns registries manually, so if it returns dns flushing is the best solution. However I play it safe all together and select the disable dns service option in hostman or ccleaner because you should never flush this valuble company material (it causes 404 errors basically). Simple things like manually checking your ccleaner settings will help alot. Just yesterday i found a coupon retailer trojan worm from a random website. These things hide in device software made by defunct companies and various company websites like drivers for webcams etc. They can be disabled via ccleaner then removed via virus scan then chkdsk/r, however whenever u do virus removal play it safe and unplug or disable your internet (virus's can reroute themselves). Oh, and I also replaced the dns ip address with msdos 0/s which fixes the cache buildup problem altogether...but thats just me playing it safe...asc does everything automatically. CCleaner can delete extra processes in process manager, u know the alt-crtl-del thing, however priority manager deletes and controls the program's importance (high priority, low etc) and saves it. Hostman isnt required tbh but ccleaner is nowadays.
You will notice many companies using your ip address, this is natural since they need money...hence to destroy is to make better.
Viruses can hide and relocate in exe files, shortcuts, pics, you name it, and best of all they will do it for years
without you even knowing you have it.
What you should do to reroute hackers is go into network places>properties>TCP/IPaddy properties>then advanced>options>IP settings and turn incoming connections off by deselecting enable tcp filtering i think. I'm new at this so I'll update this blog later. Albeit spywareblaster is now a lot more effective, giving you the heads up for using it safely in firefox (it let's you deselect site preferences, which i didn't know before was unsafe). Mozilla though lies, they lock your computer when they claim false notions such as flash acceleration be turned off. To alleviate this lie, downsize firefox, in particular the cert8 file and a plethora of others. Just delete, backup and delete some more in the profile folder. Log onto facebook much? They hide ads like no body's business. However, network traffic can not be stopped, all the internet traffic from websites including viruses goes under RP which means remote protocol in System Information under the C:\ drive, protected by a password, this is what runs the heart and brains of the gay empire's decentralized federal money making machine, your personal computer. Actually don't touch this part, its hardware..if you are this far go right ahead to the advanced users section far down below.
As for PC engineering mistakes, I can't figure out how to obtain a port number, it has something to do with firewalls, but its one of those locked features on pcs that may date as far back as problematic msdos 56k irq settings. The fact is either computers do not use registry programs such as gamebooster, standby mode or hibernation correctly because of cdrom drives, or too many programs installed, they take too much power, and in 70 percent of computer errors its due to them. I do not advise using standby mode, hibernation mode basically, esp in 5 year old pcs. The fags whom make these viruses might not know this but their numbers are done with evolution. I browsed through google images the other day to get a virus (because that's how people get the virus, they don't even need to open the image up fully). Low and behold, a virus came around and did absolutly nothing to my computer. It was blocked by my anti-virus automatically, then by iexplorer and that's it, otherwise u can go through cmd and do everything via command lines with group policies not configured. I would imagine a port number like an IRQ would make the internet alot more safer. Oh yeah I forgot the heart of all viruses, the system restore feature is totally disabled on my pc, why am i talking like a chimpanzee about 28k irq connections back in my hayday when viruses by them weren't even created?
Registry Programs a guide to money making?
Recently I found out rpc protocal in internet explorer...i mean windows xp didn't work too well. It was rerouting my ip addy via dns to websites like akami.net by simply opening it. This also causes 404s to think you need to 'upgrade.' Basically, the hogs who made the game could be getting money that way, however it may be just your 0.0.0.0 dns config because DNS means address of a website to communicate with. Through network trafficking...however i also think its a registry conflict, the files get messed up somehow. They think it wont be noticed but it starts to eat up your ram and slow you pc. Youll notice this considerably if you have an active x blocker like spyware blaster. Wow, it took me a while to figure out wat program it was doing that to. I rec gboost not gamebooster if you must boost your pc somehow to give it that console quality speed, like in hibernation mode, your registry may suffer. Many registry programs out there on the market will do that, its best to know what you install. Thats why i play it safe and simple. One registry ccleaner, one virus scanner and maybe an optional lightweigh malware scanner as well. Enabling registry cleaners and malware scanners is the best thing to do if youre afraid of active x infiltration and don't know how to disable unsigned signatures. Third parties want the economy to run, they will do anything at anycost to get that gross income, however they are just keeping up to date with technology. They are not there to make your 10 year old pc run flawlessly. If your games dip to like 13 fps out of a consistent 30 for no reason you have a third party program, that includes malware programs like ac cleaner etc. that say they boost your pc and clean your ram etc. Of course i have a custom mb that requires ram under 1gig (its Australian or made to break if you don't configure it correctly). Bottomline is if i optimize it at full capacity it will conflict with other registry programs and scanners..this is a major problem with all types of game boosters. It works but it doesnt. Gameboosters are rec for those high-end pcs with like 10 ide channels, 3 gig ram units and 14 slots. I may put the performance down on my harddrive, untweak registry mechanic then use advanced system cleaner and gamebooster (some gameboosters however disable important registry settings, which in turn slow down your pc, like the hibernation mode thing if you have to0 many games or harddrive space used..its complicated). I may want to see what that will do in the future...but turning off my pc after a game is not considered 'fun' to me&I found out gamebooster did this once or twice...locked my pc (my xbox 360 locked, but once again, it may be something small like a dns config). All these programs eat up ram on low memory systems so actually idrk. In the mean time i am not pointing at iobit or any other program for lying (its defragment program is jus sh1t basically i heard, however it works, let this one slide with their outstanding ascare products). I am not only doing this to iobit, but any pc program out there, for they can control your pc via rpc if your pc is outdated or misconfigured ofcourse. If a virus now adays can lock all your files, reset google chrome, disable malware protection...via rpc...then yes, there is a problem with your personal computer or what I call a federal machine (even ipods and pdas lock up and freeze however consoles are somehow exempt?!..hmm bill gates). My sister had a mac for a year then it bricked, macs can get viruses even yet its more rare. Once again this article is about the problems with custom mbs (those small cheap ones you get for like 40 dollars tops). As well the unstable multi-purpose business machines of microsoft make it extra difficult to find problems because it was built upon open explorer &many registry files instead of just one or two (you will see programs like google chrome directly connected to ip settings on ie, etc..however every now and then I seem to want to change it, like the gay empire using youtube to lock bad commentors, it can only go soo far, google chrome apparently has ability to default settings). Your money will take you only so far with these things, which is not going to be far. TBH console platforms is the future for entertainment...albeit i might test advanced systemcare and gamebooster in the near future by uninstalling my extra registry programs and seeing wats up with standby mode. Works fine without those programs, doesnt with@times. I presumed it was registry corruption, however it was viruses from visiting everyday blogs and websites! All this via IE and Open Explorer (windows). Will update in a day or two. ATI glitches etc are inactuality non-updated drivers. Personally, an O/s for console pc should be free without instability issues, akward commercials and weird rerouting signals. You may also need to override cache management in programs like firefox. This will not allow data to be set in hidden folders on your computer. I personally think they update and change settings in webbrowsers this way even, aiding to the rpc hidden folder of system information, the main reason as to why computers are ineffective or penetrated easily. Will update this section later. There you have it your games and o/s should run as smooth as pancake batter.
Here is what I'll do in the near future..
Guide to fix activex errors. 1. restore and uninstall reg mechanic. 2. reinstall advanced sc and gamebooster. 3. maybe...turn off hd acceleration. There you have it 404s are gone. No more repairing xp. No more corrupt files. It may work it may not, we will see in a week if any flaws occur after browsing multiple websites. Something tells me its me flushing the dns though. :roll: Also I would invest in the internal linksys 2.7 card, if you want more power to youre wireless. It has an large att which signal strength literally goes through walls, and its upload rates (not download), as is most wireless, is faster than the cable nowadays. Also programs (even paid programs) come in free or with free updates but at a price. I just browse around the plugins folders for these things such as ASC cleaner to get rid of the spyware or use programs such as iomalware etc. Your federal system usually turns rpc on and redirects traffic, ie annoying background updates on google chrome etc...to bypass this you want to disable rpc services of any kind BUT YOU CAN'T unless you know your way around the Group policy tool, which most users will figure out after destroying all their hardwork. Alot of EXEs are automatically malware, either they become infected by malware or are downloaded as malware, where just downloading them will infect your computer, mainstream programs that people download every single day through the heart of the computer, the where they can literally regulate everything you do through network encryption via the rpc protocol, delete their password and your whole o/s will become utterly useless and unrecoverable. Unregistering unsigned signatures is just not enough. In rpc services under control panel, it should be turned off, and there DEF shouldn't be a password with another computer to reroute your information or download background 'updates.' As of 2014 see here I am using game assistance instead of gamebooster, gamebooster and hibernation mode tend to corrupt the registry and create problems as well. When services are turned on and off, it creates problems within the registry. All this has to be done. Just so I can browse without 404 errors and wat not.
As for the message to harrassers:
:o They aren't actually harrasing you, there is no 'big brother' looking over your shoulder. It may be a tactic free programs use to download upload via your ip address but nothing more. Sometimes, a free program just can't stay free without support. Its a mass media way to say we need your help. The server basically builds up cache so your program isnt used and it looks like maybe youre being hacked when youre not. Some companies, actually the whole internet, does this in order to keep profitable. My theory is. Companies can only go so far. If anything the government is on your side and would not use this type of scheme but for some gamers usually they are the conservative casual type, whom will buy a game for a pc but not console, either/or. The news for instance says xp is being outdated by 2014. The slow pcs which will be outdated via browser compatibility in a few months (browsers are requiring a 2.3 ghz speed) give you the impression you need to upgrade to windows 7 etc. However this is an illusion because I managed to run a stable 2.0 40 dollar austraillian custom(meaning small, like 1 ide channel 64 bit win xp pro cpu from 2007..its called the asus m2av or soemthing) mb with 700 mbs of ram flawlessy. I managed to run cs with gamebooster at 60 fps as well (for a short period of time)...and all the info above explains why. Oh yeah, and I recently got kapersky to delete my genheur.virus7 which appeared so idrk. Kapersky virus removal tool and scan does everything for free and without knowledge of registries and wat not...a few days later k. I realized it was actually the dns entries. My reg scanners were all clearing dns entries. As well, i had registry scanners such as reg mechanic clearing vital browser settings. I think it may have been a conflict but not sure yet. Final verdict, i woudl rec only one scanner with every o/s. Maybe a virus scanner and a system cleaner and that's it! I had 2 or 3 system cleaners/malware removers and was cleaning dns entries. This creates a type of conflict. The files get damaged, basically. They will read off the harddrive inaccuretly. So if you delete vital active x controls from other programs and such, a type of networking gap will happen, even though ip tcp connections can be controlled from the source (your local cable company themselves sometimes). All i know is the registry is apart of clearing the dns of which companies own. The 404 errors occur that way. The DNS itself is not a part of malware conflicts. However, i do keep two browsers, one google chrome, the other netscape 3.5 or something for multi-tasking and uploading. Chrome never crashes on uploads or games but eats lots of ram&is slower(see review on firefox vs chrome). After all, my o/s does says its 64-BIT xp PRO. Not many programs and viruses even will be compatible to this o/s. Its the powersupply that was causing problems since 2008 in slowing boot times and response in windows. It manipulated the programs into thinking it was a software issue, but recently i found out the power supply had a bad wire in its connections therefore would give way after a few months time. That's why your computer runs slow at certain times, and fast at others. Just use the xbox 360's browser, or your ps3 if pc settings arent your fortay. Keeping a double connection though is useful for multi-tasking on those really slow loading servers or waiting for online games. Nuff' said.
Actually, no i take that back, the gay empire needs to be literally put in an extermination camp. Here is why, I was one of those thousands of downloaders on utorrent downloading windows xp 64 because its hard to find on the market, and it is custom made for 64bit motherboards or double processors popular back in 2005-07. Okay, so I happened to install a correct version of xp and saw no data flowing through asc cleaner's ram. Then I saw asc cleaner (which I thought was the malware), had no malware. On xp 64bit it had malware, avast had malware...all my programs would get malware after a few months. So Somehow I am a victim? Oh yeah, okay so if you call my house constantly, that must mean u know what i am downloading? Well yeah I got those calls...these people were even spying on me for +8 years now through their o/s...knowing what i was dling and when. It is a 64-bit malware o/s (C++ is overly abused) that would literally get that teenager in highschool with no money to go to school and kill people for, cus he can't find the hardware issue, he's tried everything and is on the fringe of ultimate paranoia. Yeah because of the builders of a free o/s on the internet full of malware so they can get a little profit...yeah i can guarantee god will judge you for that one. Data should flow at under 10mb not 60 or 80mbs. Cus you were making my life into a living hell for 8+ years, I was literally thinking that it was not the o/s (all college students get free o/s anyways). Oh wow I will go as far as this, when people start using sodium sulphate for gas, and have a disc that is a small diamond chip in popular society, you will be reborn...and i guarantee u will be the victim whom killed others, and possibly murdered in this present life. You even drew the fbi over, they were curious and found out i was being hacked...yeah hacking can be regarded as a type of action of trying to kill someone. When I buy a console, the o/s is there, and best of all unhackable, when I buy a pc apparently i am a target for murder. Apparently I found out the o/s was built from the ground up with malware and the hardware problems stated below may not actually be problems but minor maintenance issues because of this. However, I still stand by the fact that windows xp is built on explorer therefore unstable and dangerous anyways (unfixable really or its registry is open sourced& multipurpose for conventional use by major companies ie infiltrated easily). Karma is a god, and it WILL come around. So make sure that copy of windows is original. In other words, if ram is clearing 70 mb or less as a constant, you got an infiltrated machine or installed malware and literally a spynetwork opened for surveillance (so be prepared for constant passwords and emails opening your bank accounts etc ie harrasment to the 3rd degree, ever get a phone call saying you downloaded this or that yesterday at pricesly this time AM. The Gay empire has the ability to even make your cdrom drive not function through this rpc network of thieves. No fbi and cia would not be on your side for this one, buddy). If its clearing 1 mb its not infiltrated. Boohoo a federal machine that works horribly, i have to use my xbox 360 now..boo hoo..no copy paste function, no hotkeys...waaaa.
UPDATE 2014:
*More rootscanners are now available for malware registry manipulation, before I was using win64 bit for 3 plus years with a plethora of problems and constant maintenance, but with rootscanners like iexplorer, combofix etc it still didn't go through. It just didn't scan deep enough (combofix doesn't work on amd machines my theory is wide pipelines for gameplaying). Here is why, I had to copy paste files manual or do chkdsk r/ x/ etc. Now with deeproot scanners on curropt digital signatures I use GMR.exe, TMP, Junkwareremover etc and other underground programs. However I found GMR.exe the most effective and the most permanent to go against the filth that is the internet. Actually if inexperienced enough, formatting is the best thing you can do, however I had my pc unformatted for 5+ years to gain experience because Digital signatures can directly download viruses to your pc via google chrome, or indirectly via firefox, not by an attacker but by your friendly government. Proof is I ran into all types of viruses and still retained maybe 50 percent of my old data because RPC is an open explorer and without the right cleaners of malware, you will have invisible folders with spying activity of up to 1 gig in memory dumps on your ccleaner log. Here we will mention something actually good about the plague that is Internet Explorer for Xp, it has a digital signature active x control, which virus scanners have too. It also has a setting for digital signatures, making a particular website you sign in to not accessible at times, however it is inactuality the safest out of the three webbrowsers, and preferred even as the browser of choice for console browsers. Adobe Flash player is probably best without acceleration for older computers. With active x control however, there will be websites you will not be able to access such as this one in particular.
The conclusion really is, windows 'explorer' is ineffective against malware bots, and hardware is not built correctly by 3rd parties. The pc market still rereleases absurd things like 120 gig harddrives which burn out much more easily than the 80gb ones etc. Even a badly wired or poorly built third party power supply, no matter how powerful will cause software problems and lags in boot times. You can not get rid of a virus or trojan (which websites carry btw) on a microsoft windows multi-purpose machine until you reformat. This is because microsoft built windows from an open sourced internet via third parties. Without this there is no internet. With a console, it is built so no company can compromise it, therefore much safer nowadays. Unless an O/s is built from the ground up via a console like system and gets rid of companies making software for it, this will always be the case. The pc industry needs to be more centralized or government controlled. This is called outdated or broken technology & no one is catching on.
For the above explanation it was me trying to tell you how to get rid of remnant trojans in software registry files. To simplify just go to regedit and software then browse and delete software in reg edit that you don't recognize eg awil software may be installed, 'couponsrus' probably would need be deleted and even searched which even then will not be 100 percent maintenance free. I use Iexplorer (rkill security program, kills malware from infiltrating exe files or hiding themselves, so you can catch it with a virus scanner) and maybe jkremover aka junk remover tool, discrete exe files which clear unknown components and checks for viruses running behind programs, since viruses are able to literally replace windows programs such as taskmanager. If you want to stop your usb from turning off, turn it off under device manager via universal bus controller under root hub, this isn't spyware, its just your computer trying to save power. However if your usb does go out, its 1.) digital signatures 2.) lack of ram 3.) digital signatures (use gmr.exe). Watch out for Hibernation mode, gamebooster, netflix viewer or standby mode and other registry manipulating programs, when the network signatures are out of sync eg you might see many svc hosts appear because one or two is not read, then you need to realign, reverify or resign them via rkill aka iexplorer.exe for your computer to move smoothly. You def need to slim down xp if your hardware is old, deleting folders such as security etc may help them not grant access to your computer. The problem with PCs and not macs is macs dont have registries so the viruses are more rare. Pcs have arms, legs and fingernails to boot. Taskmanager itself needs priority manager to tame extensive memory eating programs. If you are knowledgeable enough, Hackthis is a program for you, I've tried that a couple of times, but just shows you the plethora of unsigned signatures rather than the hackers themselves. K, I tried holding my breath for an hour it didn't work. First do a quick virus repair, let's move on to the important stuff.
Virus repair guide ( 80% effective)
1).install and scan malware which detects the virus, unplug internet so virus does not move, disable all cleaners.
2).remove the programs where the virus is located (if its in your virus scanner, manually remove it, regedit remove as well ie system information, RP1, RP2 backups etc).
3).backup and/or reinstall a 2nd copy of windows with select files or chkdsk the reg if needed (this step can be skipped).
4).keep scanning with the virus program, track digital signatures with iexplorer or gmer tool, delete unsigned sigs like USB device manager drivers, I/O bugs etc maybe even combofix junkwaremoval tools too, read where location is then remove those dll files too.
5).plug internet back on and reinstall programs. Manually delete system information again if you want. Manually delete software distribution. Manually copy system, default, sam, security&software from your windows xp copy. Repair windows via windows install disk too.
6).do another boot scan, virus may or may not reappear depending on the complexity.
For Advanced Users Only:
The cruelty of using computers is...its not plug n' play, knowing your way around a computer is crucial ie the cmd regedit&GPEdit.msc tools. Under Group policy go to administration>system>system configuration to turn off the allow tracking clients to use your PC function. You will see it under the distributed COM folder. You can control all the features of your PC here. Ever been to a library and not get access to the computer..this is why. You can also control RPC clients whom give you viruses. If you are this far in computer knowledge, you can avoid basically everything from viruses, to trojans, to communicating with certain websites. You can even block undigitally signed products. If you are this far, you can ignore this whole guide all together. However, reformatting over your hard work means you probably are not. Now they can go to all the porn sites in the world yet lets hold our breath...oh wait bill gates, i have home edition of windows xp, i don't have group policy available! :((( Let's get even harder, certain functions of the group policy feature is barred from certain intel machines such as the sony viao only made in spying, japan. Lol. but really this is a guide for the 75 percent of the people out there whom can not even get into group policy...my shitty work computer is in that 75 percent, thx. With group policies controlled hibernation mode and standby mode should work at full capacity, regardless if your system has low ram. For the sony viao i have, i had to set up my own encryption key under IP settings in Group policies, since its an intel machine, it won't do kind to group policy functions. However, I disabled all incoming traffic from Microsoft and set up my own encryption key. If microsft does get in they will do so with data transfer of about a 56k. You might also want to check the Netlogon features of gpedit tool as well. This is for advanced users only.
Major note:
Every single connector and joint to any circuit board regardless of voltage, on the planet and off should be made with conductive copper because metal erodes, burns and even destroys contact ie on pcs, powersupplies are the cause of major universal software problems do to bad contacts with the mb. It (Pipelines) was def slowing down my ram etc and clogging it. I'm not a total idiot though on this subject matter. If your computer locks its cus of too much ram from programs being used or processes running and interfering with another and that was the main point of this what ended up being a senseless article. Remove a usb port or 2, remove maybe even a cdrom drive to prevent this or who knows if its outdated enough, you might need an older web browser and/or less updates esp for custom mbs. Other than that, everything should be automatic and the last section on virus removal effective. So it appears that viruses occur no matter what, like they mimick what you are doing. A file from a program online will get you a virus, if u download and play games like mugen etc u will be used to it...ie the experienced and not there yet or hasn't gone through a certain experience but will no matter what. its just a simply process so the virus doesn't re-appear and wouldn't be surprised if nsa or the federal gov does it too. Unplug internet, scan with malware, delete programs which are infected ie system information, or virus scanner. reinstall windows, scan again, then plug internet back on. Make sure the folder is visible under tools or watever. The major advantages of having a more powerful powersupply ie 600 watt is that you can enter hibernation mode more easily...but if the pins are built flimsy or sloppy like some cheap ones out there, trash it or dont buy it. Oh yeah...and i reversed the fan causing it to have lots of so-called 'resistance' on the high voltage back in 2008...and just found out..oops. More powerful powersupplies prevent lockups in xp and give room for more devices too. Actually the defective pins and backwards fan went as far as effecting my videocard&creating glitches. It would also explain why my other card burned out, back in 2008. All this time I thought maybe a weak capacitor on the mb, or defective harddrive was the cause. I can't emphasize this enough, its almost impossible to find a problem and replace it on a custom built pc without the experience of having the problem ie a badly built ps will cause problems to all your devices no matter what, however if a mb turns on, its most likely not a cause unless it creates a blue screen or something. The harddrive is the same. Most connections are automatic, but voltage is def needed...if that voltage has wind resistance and/or a bad metal connector like if its rusted or burned from a minor shock u dont notice, you can guarantee a bad day..or even few years, ull even blame things on minor viruses and trojans or even the air you breath, lol. Had to clean it out or something, wasnt to good with computers then....just found out. IDK occasionally u even have to delete the hidden applications folder, and winxp is not only out of date but hard to maintain. Loose connections to the wire of a hardware device need to be replaced. For instance, my cdrom drive makes a noise, its a major cause of a problem. If your computer slows down considerably take out the cdrom drive. All of these problems were run into me somewhere in the past year, idk why..or how...but they were. Oh yeah, and try to avoid most third party websites, they can't effect consoles but they can pcs. Also download priority manager for taskmanager to tweak some settings and save them eg if firefox freezes, set it to high priority etc. Ah, democracy at work. Nazi Germany took a sh1t for 4 years and managed to create a computer. Bill gates did one for 30 and destroyed its possibilities via decentralization and america did it forcefully via the federal banking system. No really though, if you know your way around a pc, you can have a pentium III run as good as a pentium 5 or watever. Google chrome even has had issues where spyware is downloaded in the background by the company itself. IDK PCs are confusing because they have RPC and network trafficking which can literally lay a virus on you by just navigating on a news blog. If you don't have a 'steam only' game computer with a powerful paid for virus scanner, do this route, follow this guide. Also if the virus is complex enough you're going to have to do extra steps first such as install a secondary o/s and uninstall virus scanner, then scan and go back to these steps. Idk no one out there is going to pay for high registry blocking services, and no free virus scanners blocks these money grubbing services. Basically, there is a quick fix for digital signatures&viruses, and its resetting the system/software/sam/security/default settings in dosboot manually then using iexplorer and gmer.exe with only an ad scan with ofcourse the internet 'plugged off'. From manipulating I/o hardware, to cdroms, to usbs PCs are a 'no go' for a civilization lasting more than a few dozen years. On top of that, pcs are virtually trash machines to me, personally data collecting trash machines for its beastile neighbors&unworldly residents. Its worth to use combofix at least once a year if you A.) uninstall your virus cleaner, B:) turn off your internet. If your browser (via Software Distribution service) is slowing down, your operating system is being secretively attacked. I also notice digital signatures reset, after half an hour, your pc will start to slow esp through unknown malware (once again pcs are open source). Disable rename etc wuauserv and delete Software Distribution because I.E. uses it for 'slowing down' a pc&it is where most digital signatures will be. There you have it, hibernation mode/sleep mode will work flawlessly for months on end, all this cause cookies were accidentaly reset one day or cus some user misread the mozilla corporation on an add containing a virus as an update. Otherwise serious issues will occur. Only criminals run the internet, proof is cookies integrating with your system's registry via rpc or open source explorer. With this guide read&its steps considered (most notably these last sentences&the copy under winxp dos repair mode step-by-step functions via cd system32 to cd config gets you C:\windows\system32\config> copy C:\windows\repair\system, sam, default, software, security issues), you will avoid a reformatting procedure, actually. You want to also stop the restoration service under my computer and possibly uninstall drivers for your cdroms or anything that's giving you slow feedback etc. Anyhow, Rootkit is integrated into every function of your pc and can take over any drivers causing a plethora of hardware issues, therefore viruses are not the true culprit but malware however they hijack your system through this folder and hide in system information via rpc therefore constantly reappearing after you do a system check to an older date and time via system restore. One more thing, you want to keep old drivers, ie your old flash video driver to avoid ads.
- Start>Run
- type cmd enter
- type net stop wuauserv enter
- type rename c:\windows\SoftwareDistribution softwaredistribution.old enter
- delete softwaredistribution.old
The nature of the beast is pcs should have free O/s's instead of be built for viruses, eg xbox 360/ps3 has a free o/s so xp should at least be 10 dollars. Instead they are unwillingly given to the mass, where some teenager in ohio can shoot his brains out due to a jerk in some underground office building in the nsa using his pc's software distribution folder as a play toy for his inflated ego, because that kid 'stole' a preprogrammed version of xp. As you know PCs tend to last only 5 years and a 7 year old pc is breaking the limit. Its usb devices are probably penetrated by spyware, and it probably can't handle more than a few windows updates. However, if you disable usbs this 'ram' glitch should be bypassed. Also making new profiles every now and then in firefox and chrome, in the long run it will deter any spyware penetrated code. Although Avast is great for old PCs, AVG is safest yet funny as it may seem, none block active x controls®istry changes like Norton or any other paid for browser does. And try locking I.E. meaning make sure its at the highest settings if you are to only use chrome and firefox. Active X is a big problem, even though I.E. is the best browser in terms of safety it is not the fastest. It is clunky and imperfect when it comes to slower PCs, yet it is also the most vulnerable if not used in safe mode or private viewing. It has active x controls however just like a paid for virus scanner the problem is if you are going to use chrome for its stability or firefox for its speed, its rec to lock this browser or put all the settings on maximum. Firefox doesn't require CCleaner so I went with that choice. Not IE, the one with the tarnished reputation because its built upon XP (not vice versa) from an engineering point of view..open explorer always has access to the internet, even its folders. However, the msinfo32 command is infact a system manager which allows to see if devices are working or not, this and control sysdm.cpl will block old devices that fail like usb ports. Remove manually using the sigverif command, unwanted signatures are a necessity. Turn off no digital signature loads, delete 'registeredpackages' folder in windows, any folder with numbers is deletable except for in the registry. Digital signatures which are unsigned are what the manufacturer fucks with people by as well eg faulty usbs maybe unsigned malware. That's basically it, they aren't the gay empire persay, they just built a PC with vulnerabilities. Having a service pack alone may even be the main cause of your problem eg windows service pack 3 won't hold up well with updated drivers and databases on a 15 year old pc. My pc is 7 years old, that's like having an amd 800 mhz processor back in 2000. My pc can only handle service pack 2 with out the freezing of firefox etc. Technically though it can run sp 3 with firefox in private viewing mode. Yet its still important to name one more thing, make sure to FIND THE PROCESSES WHICH CONTAIN MALWARE, whether they be invisible folders on your c:\ or system processes and delete them in gmer tool. Hey here's another good one, if you can't find the spyware...delete every single system services then repair windows via gmrtool (you can't delete processes, only services..also looking for invisible folders helps). BTW, after a month or two they will come back, the power of a pc...but really though trojans are def processes. What's good about AMD machines is files like trkwrk.dll can be deleted without error. It is a known fact Intel machines have extra chipsets built for the sole purpose of spying, purported by the nsa for catching criminals&possibly microsoft for downsizing illegal copies of windows, which unfortunately use this permanent file and render the machine useless if deleted. The pointer going out when using your usb is infact not an old or outdated usb, but yet spyware or drivers that are easily accessed via rootkits. This can not be bypassed because it will return to its state...however I managed to simply tweak the mouse cursor at the fastest speed setting, and I checked the wire...so I found out it had to be a signal issue. Electricity can not go up a certain path, esp if your pc is on the ground, the wire should be taped in a way that lets the wire move in curves, because signals can not be friendly after a time when going straight up. Which is why one should invest in wireless mice. Although, i just blowdried my mousepad to find it was wet and therefore causing the problem. I found the most important step is not mentioned actually, to literally slim down windows or take away the processes that these rootkits need so direly ie the security folder, and a few other folders. Use control F and search for terms such as peernet to delete under the windows slim down guide on google search engine. As to remove 404 errors just keep your dns up to date because every website uses a 'phone number' so to speak..i prefer google's 8.8.8.8&4.4.4.4 numbers. Also another minor glitch is power supplies, I notice if power supplies are left on (via the switch in the back) they create voltage issues, like no boot, and people will completely blame it on software, but wall outlets have no surge protectors...sooo the power supply creates a dc shock value and will not even boot sometimes. Power supplies which are a few years old can simply not take the ac current. They will feed or trickle energy into the motherboard, creating a dangerous situation. This is why Hibernation mode doesn't work, or standby mode becomes useless is because they can not stay in standby mode but for a few hours if not minutes. They will also rebuild the registry wrong at times do to lack of ram in older computers. I just realized something the other day, my pc speaker took 27 megs of ram, whilst my ram reader took 3 megs. These resources are not noticed but can be crucial when opening up numerous amounts of webpages. This also made me think of why my soyo mb (first computer back in 2005-06..well almost first I think I had a trashed computer from 2002 with LOTS of viruses during college) ran so well. It had wide pipelines, it was not a custom mb like my current one is, it was not built for 64bit winxp, it was faster, yet it booted up fairly slow. If I knew about group policies then, maybe I could have avoided some problems with updates on my current pc, which has gp. Turning powersupplies and monitors off completly without a surge protector is a wise choice. Learning about computers without a computer class is like road rage by an non-aggressive driver, you may think you are right and don't have road rage by slowing down in traffic or by waiting too long at stop signs but that is infact a form of emotion and it will take you more experience to drive correctly. Unnecessary services (found on gamebooster, if too lazy to research can be stopped permanently the Network access service, printing spool and some 3rd party services may be questioned on its usefulness, rpc protocol the central internet interface for spying on a corporate environment can unfortunately not be stopped because pcs have rootkits in every file or numbers basically connected to the registry, every file and system process can be tracked and recorded through the fbi or watever for crimes etc) can be found in services under control panel. If you download firmware that needs to be updated, go directly to the corporate website, distrust certain websites ie this one, cnet is a liability. If I download my ACPI (advanced power management drivers) from here because microsoft and the nsa decide to 'update' my pc one day, I will use cnet. Cnet however will penetrate it even further, so use Asus directly. Hence spyware is also environment variables, i delete all environment variables because they are put there by spyware. They are a form of SSL manipulation, and can be put there by any program to destroy your internet experience. You also want to block all video codecs and avoid html 5 etc from entering firefox. Firefox freezes because of too many bookmarks and not enough ram it seems. Even though google chrome is invincible, firefox is not, its actually a piece of appware junk that freezes constantly. The reason why I really have netlogon disabled is not because of the gov spying or the nsa controlling my pc, its because the registry network gets corrupted via registry cleaning programs and eventually it destroys things like youtube videos playing etc. Windows 7 users are lucky, they not only have a complete list for GPO edit tools, they can kill all incoming signatures and rootkits from the browser itself, manually, that means they delete the main weapon of the gay empire, the website's signature traces and roots without using gpo&this makes it more user friendly. Yet it may also create 404 errors so its not rec. Now your pc from 2007 should be working like it was bought yesterday.
K' see yah.
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