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Bio-Hazard MRU Master Emeritus
April 22, 2009, 8:22 PM UTC
Hello!

I have asked advice about your problem from my Malware expert collagues. We need to find out few things before i can decide what to do.

By viewing the Event Viewer logs we could maybe find out what is wrong.
  • Go to Start
  • Click on Run
  • In the box, type eventvwr
  • Look at the System and Application log files and note any that are made at the time you lose connection or have another problem
  • We need to know the Event ID and Source.



In Device Manager we can find out if anything is wrong with one of your devices.
  • Right-click on My Computer
  • Click Manage
  • Now click on Device Manager
  • Expand all the sections and check them for any exclamation marks. Make a note of it
  • We need to know the section where the device was found and the name of the device
Gary R Administrator
April 27, 2009, 7:34 AM UTC
lack of response,

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