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Posted by Roger Abell [MVP] on February 11, 2006, 1:53 am
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ntuser.dat.LOG and ntuser.dat are system files that are part of
your account profile (reg data).
You should leave those alone.
I cannot imagine a 2 year old system being insufficient for
loading service packs, and I am loath to imagine the state
of a machine that has been internet active without any
XP service packs. You may be best off by rebuilding the
system from a fresh format on up, including installing SP2
and turning on the firewall before the machine is first connected
to the network.
> Hi
> I started to have a problem for which I can not find any explanation, the
> following group of pop-ups start coming up every time I start computor or
> close those pop-ups(cannot reproduce a picture sorry)
>
> Header: 16 bit MS-DOS Subsystem
> Text: C:\DOCUME~1\ADMINI~1r6d.exe
> The NTVDM CPU has encountered an illegal instruction.
> CS:0544 IP:01fb OP:63 6f 6c 6f 72 Choose 'Close' to terminate
> the application
>
> I followed the address and have found a lot of .exe files (as the one in
> the
> address above), all of which are 4 KB in size, and I think there are 2
> more
> files which are belong to this group - ntuser.dat.LOG and ntuser.dat.
> I don't have a clue what is happened here? May be OS (XP PRO, no service
> packs - this PC is more than 4 years old and can not handle SP2) problem,
> may
> spyware or virus - Scanned with AD-WARE, Spybot, and Microsoft Antispyware
> Beta - nothing helps.
> Please help.
> Deeply appreciate for any inside info/suggestions.
> Garry
>
> P.S. Those pop-ups looks like appearing in certain standard intervals...
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