July 18, 200620 yr If i got to much up (explorer, outlook, msn) then my computer freezes. I can move the mous thats it. Ctrl + alt + del works, but i can't close any program ..Can it be nLite bug?
July 18, 200620 yr can you post ur last_session.ini fileso that we can see what you done ** upload the file not copy n paste **
July 18, 200620 yr ZcWorld, boooggy is just kidding, there is no way that nlite is responsible for this.tcip, I can't debug your general problems, maybe you disabled pagefile or something who knows.
July 18, 200620 yr i know Nlite ist the problem i was meaning maybe he did a changed something that is making it unstable ..
July 18, 200620 yr Author I will post the ini-file when i get home. When i start the computer this files loads in: ytykm.exe ....
July 18, 200620 yr WaitToKillAppTimeout. <- probably the reason why you can't kill an app with TaskManager.You should never set it too low (2 seconds is really the lowest value someone may use), but MS's default is just too high.And indeed, it looks like virus/trojan/malware/adware/.............
July 18, 200620 yr Author I have a antivirus. It's a automatic system thats warn me for virus/trojan/worms... It's clean. Here is my INI file.F_reg_ende_session.iniF_reg_ende_session.ini
July 18, 200620 yr I will post the ini-file when i get home. When i start the computer this files loads in: ytykm.exe ....Make a 7zip archive of that file and upload it somewhere.I'll check it myself if I can. (ohh, what is this soft, VMWare, )
July 18, 200620 yr Author I will post the ini-file when i get home. When i start the computer this files loads in: ytykm.exe ....Make a 7zip archive of that file and upload it somewhere.I'll check it myself if I can. (ohh, what is this soft, VMWare, )I only use WinRAR.. Here is a zip off it: http://www.tcip.se/temp/ytykm.zip
July 19, 200620 yr When i start the computer this files loads in: ytykm.exe ....Thats a virus/Trojan/ad/spyware/backdoor or all of the above. Anytime you find that you have a god-forbidden wacked out file name such as the one above.....you can be pretty sure its something nasty. I recommend 2 things: 1) Get a better Anti-virus/firewall/antispy solution. Don't know how new or old your PC is, but ZoneAlarm Security Suite works well on older PC's. For faster/current PC's, try Mcafee or Maybe even Windows Live OneCare 2) Even if you manage to remove all/most of the viruses/adware off your PC, I highly recommend a reformat/re-install of Windows just to be sure its truly gone. Yeah, its a pain cuz you have to re-configure your settings and re-install various programs....but would rather do that than be plagued by viruses and other malware.Just my 2 cents.-Mark
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