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You can free up some resources by unchecking unneeded programs from under msconfig's startup tab so they're not loading at startup, running in the background and using up resources. http://www.pacs-portal.co.uk/startup_pages/startup_full.htm

It's not necessarily bad ram especially if they have no other problems. Kernel32 errors can be caused by all kinds of things including spyware, viruses and low resources to name a few.

What's the exact error? Beware when using sfc. It can tell you that certain files are corrupt when they ain't.

Forget those reports unless you're the paranoid type. ;) You can get MS Virtual Machine here: http://www.krm.com/techsupport/tech-downloads_mvm.html

This should fix the download problem. Click start--run--type regedit and click ok. Doubleclick on each of these: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Plugins After you doublelclick the Plugins key you'll see a key named Extension underneath. Right click on it and choose...

What's the name of the dialer? Did you try removing it from safe mode? Is it called openme.exe? If so press ctrl + alt + del and end task on openme.exe and then delete it. If it is openme.exe Ad-aware will get rid of that particuliar dialer for you. Spybot might get rid of it too so try it. Both...

"Norton, unfortunately, does not have a mail scanner component" Actually it does AVChap. duffermax, you could create some message rules and use a word or two from the subject of the emails and choose the 'delete from server' option so they won't be downloaded. In Outlook...

Well you could try Moosoft's Cleaner or Trojan Remover and see if they work. http://www.moosoft.com http://members.aol.com/simplysup/tremover/ For spyware you might try Spybot: http://beam.to/spybotsd

They're all in the _Restore folder so you have to disable system restore then you can have the scanner remove them. 1. Close all open programs. 2. Right-click My Computer on the Windows desktop, and then click Properties. 3. Click the Performance tab. 4. Click File System. 5. Click the...

What operating system is it? You could try deleting the file from pure dos mode or the whole TIF folder. If you delete the TIF folder Windows should create a new empty one at restart. deltree /y c:\windows\tempor~1 But if you have 95, 98, or ME go below and get Startlog.com and run it. It'll...

Also, get StartupList from below and run it then copy and paste the results here. It might shed some light on the problem. http://www.spywareinfo.com/~merijn/

Well if it's in the temporary internet files folder then delete those files through internet options and that should get rid of it. It that one file won't delete then restart into safe mode and remove it from there.

Packethsvc.exe appears to be an aol file and although i'm not sure what it is Nhksrv.exe appears to be a legit file not a trojan. Run an online scan here and let us know what it says: http://housecall.trendmicro.com/ Also, press ctrl + alt + del and list here evrything listed there.

Not sure. This a guess but in the Windows folder is there a file called HOSTS with no extension? (Not Hosts.sam) If so rename it to GHOSTS and then try the site.

By the way, Kazaalite is free.

"Is there anyway i can get rid of it and keep kazaa." Get rid of Kazaa and cydoor and then get Kazaalite. It doesn't have the cydoor spyware. www.kazaalite.com/ www.kazaalite.tk/

Get and run the uninstall program from the first lop.com link I gave above. I think the net search toolbar is installed by them.

If that doesn't work then extract a new oleaut32.dll file from the windows cd into the system folder and see if that fixes it. If you have 98 you can extract using system file checker: http://users.erols.com/dj-paulen/ss/ If you have ME the extract function is in msconfig...

I believe the net search toolbar was installed by some lop.com crap. Their website has a program to remove it. I think this is it: http://lop.com/uninstall.exe Or get it here: http://www.smithpaul.com/docs/articles/lop/ Or, I think Ad-aware and Spybot will remove it now...

Search your system for Tgdc.exe. If you find it you have some spyware. Regardless, get and run Ad-aware which is free and see what it finds. http://www.lsfileserv.com/index.html