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Alright guys, here's what you need to do:
Go to regedit, and delete all registry entries assosiated with "firedaemon" and "cygwin." Then go into your "Services" and disable both services assosiated with FireDaemon, and then one assosiated with either "Telnet" (unless you have a specific reason for running it), and "RunAs". This will get you started. Then go into your system root (C drive) and delete any "Mybot" files.
This you're going to have to do in Safe Mode. Go in through safe mode, "Show All Files" in Folder Options, then go to this directory:
C:\winnt\system32\drivers\etc\
There should only be four files in this directory: Network, Protocols, Hosts, Services. Delete all of the rest of them. This will fix the "SVhost and SVChost" problems you've been having.
If there is a folder in the "System32" directory call "NT"....delete it to. Good luck guys. There are two registry fixes for the SVChost issue, on is above and I don't remember the other, but it's not as critical as killing the services and files.
Alright guys, here's what you need to do:
Go to regedit, and delete all registry entries assosiated with "firedaemon" and "cygwin." Then go into your "Services" and disable both services assosiated with FireDaemon, and then one assosiated with either "Telnet" (unless you have a specific reason for running it), and "RunAs". This will get you started. Then go into your system root (C drive) and delete any "Mybot" files.
This you're going to have to do in Safe Mode. Go in through safe mode, "Show All Files" in Folder Options, then go to this directory:
C:\winnt\system32\drivers\etc\
There should only be four files in this directory: Network, Protocols, Hosts, Services. Delete all of the rest of them. This will fix the "SVhost and SVChost" problems you've been having.
If there is a folder in the "System32" directory call "NT"....delete it to. Good luck guys. There are two registry fixes for the SVChost issue, on is above and I don't remember the other, but it's not as critical as killing the services and files.