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Try editing your host file.

I would try replacing the switch. I had something like that happen to me, and I was pulling my hair out. I finally replaced the switch and it all worked fine.

You might want to try and disable System Restore and then run Ad-aware, Spy Spot and so on... I have found that spy ware can hide in the system restore too like a virus. Once fully removed enable the system restore. Also a good program to use is Spy Sweeper, it can be located here -->...

Very imformative. Thank you :)

I uninstalled the Citrix ICA Client and reinstalled it and I cleared out all his temp internet files and now it works. Don't know why I didn't think of that earlier.

I have a user who cannot login to my Citrix box. Everyone else can login but him. He cannot launch a published application through Nfuse or use the actual ICA client to connect. I even tried connecting from his PC via RDP and still nothing. His PC is setup the same as everyone else. There...

Are you using Windows XP? If so you could try doing a system restore to an earlier time before you got the trojan. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;306084

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/winxppro/maintain/sp2predl.mspx Sorry about the link in my prior post. Again this is beta only.

Thanks bcastner, saving it worked. I am going to try the MIME settings now. 1101001100110101 XP SVC 2 is out --> http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/winxppro/maintain/sp2predl.mspx Beta Only. So far I like it.

Anyone here installed it and used it? I have and have not had problems with it except one thing. It seems that when I try to login to my web server and use Citrix Nfuse, I cannot launch any applications. It worked before I installed Service Pack 2 and it I know its not my Citrix Box because...

bcastner, It doesn't show up in my list of running services. Do you know what this is? Virus, Backdoor type thing? Thanks, :)

I ran this program that tells me what services are running and what not, and I found this service called eklogin and the desription it gives is Kerberos (v4) encrypted login. Does anyone know what this is and if so what is it and do I need it and so on and so on... Im running Windows XP Pro...

I have 2000 Server setup with AD and I am using a Linksys Router to connect to the internet and it also acts as a DCHP Server too. All of the clients are XP Pro and some can see the server just fine and some cannot see the server at all. Any reason why some can see this and some cant?