I come to this forum in desperation.
Upon Shutdown of the computer I receive the following prompts:
Date 12/11/2001 Time 13:32
VSMON caused an invalid page fault in
module WSOCK32.DLL at 0187:10005cef.
Registers:
EAX=006c0078 CS=0187 EIP=10005cef EFLGS=00010293
EBX=0000005f SS=018f ESP=006afab8 EBP=006afad8
ECX=ffffffff DS=018f ESI=00000000 FS=26f7
EDX=007d0f1c ES=018f EDI=ffb3c300 GS=212f
Bytes at CS:EIP:
89 79 04 8b 4c 13 04 8b 7c 13 08 03 5d f8 89 79
Stack dump:
006afb3c 007d0f20 006afb86 bff7b9ae 006c01bc 0000005f 00008100 00000021 006afb04 10005094 007c000c 0000003f 007d0ee0 1000436a 007d0f20 00000000
**********************************************************************
Date 12/11/2001 Time 13:32
VSMON caused an invalid page fault in
module WSOCK32.DLL at 0187:10005cef.
Registers:
EAX=006c0078 CS=0187 EIP=10005cef EFLGS=00010293
EBX=0000005f SS=018f ESP=02f8fc04 EBP=02f8fc24
ECX=ffffffff DS=018f ESI=00000000 FS=4f4f
EDX=007d0f1c ES=018f EDI=ffb3c300 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
89 79 04 8b 4c 13 04 8b 7c 13 08 03 5d f8 89 79
Stack dump:
00000001 007d0f20 01300000 bff7b9ae 006c01bc 0000005f 00008100 00000021 02f8fe38 10005094 007c000c 0000003f 007d0ee0 1000436a 007d0f20 00000000
My search for a solution has led me to find that such a prompt may be found if one installs a Microsoft Reader (which I did for PowerPoint and for Excel 97). The solution was to remove the QuickClick FlyDesk software from the computer. I do NOT have QuickClick FlyDesk software.
Other sites indicate that such prompts are an indication of Virus Infection from the W32/KRIZ Viruses and related to the Krized.tt6 file. I run THREE antivirus programs and all three assure me that I do not have any virus infection. Also there is no Krized.tt6 file on the computer.
I then thought that it might be related to my Firewall (ZoneAlarm) so I thoroughly purged the computer of ZoneAlarm and reinstalled it without any change in receiving the prompts upon shutdown.
I have also restored a fresh WSOCK32.dll and a fresh KERNEL32.dll without any changes.
So now I am hopeful that one of you will be able to extract me from this abyss.
Thank you.
Jerry (Smolensk)
Upon Shutdown of the computer I receive the following prompts:
Date 12/11/2001 Time 13:32
VSMON caused an invalid page fault in
module WSOCK32.DLL at 0187:10005cef.
Registers:
EAX=006c0078 CS=0187 EIP=10005cef EFLGS=00010293
EBX=0000005f SS=018f ESP=006afab8 EBP=006afad8
ECX=ffffffff DS=018f ESI=00000000 FS=26f7
EDX=007d0f1c ES=018f EDI=ffb3c300 GS=212f
Bytes at CS:EIP:
89 79 04 8b 4c 13 04 8b 7c 13 08 03 5d f8 89 79
Stack dump:
006afb3c 007d0f20 006afb86 bff7b9ae 006c01bc 0000005f 00008100 00000021 006afb04 10005094 007c000c 0000003f 007d0ee0 1000436a 007d0f20 00000000
**********************************************************************
Date 12/11/2001 Time 13:32
VSMON caused an invalid page fault in
module WSOCK32.DLL at 0187:10005cef.
Registers:
EAX=006c0078 CS=0187 EIP=10005cef EFLGS=00010293
EBX=0000005f SS=018f ESP=02f8fc04 EBP=02f8fc24
ECX=ffffffff DS=018f ESI=00000000 FS=4f4f
EDX=007d0f1c ES=018f EDI=ffb3c300 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
89 79 04 8b 4c 13 04 8b 7c 13 08 03 5d f8 89 79
Stack dump:
00000001 007d0f20 01300000 bff7b9ae 006c01bc 0000005f 00008100 00000021 02f8fe38 10005094 007c000c 0000003f 007d0ee0 1000436a 007d0f20 00000000
My search for a solution has led me to find that such a prompt may be found if one installs a Microsoft Reader (which I did for PowerPoint and for Excel 97). The solution was to remove the QuickClick FlyDesk software from the computer. I do NOT have QuickClick FlyDesk software.
Other sites indicate that such prompts are an indication of Virus Infection from the W32/KRIZ Viruses and related to the Krized.tt6 file. I run THREE antivirus programs and all three assure me that I do not have any virus infection. Also there is no Krized.tt6 file on the computer.
I then thought that it might be related to my Firewall (ZoneAlarm) so I thoroughly purged the computer of ZoneAlarm and reinstalled it without any change in receiving the prompts upon shutdown.
I have also restored a fresh WSOCK32.dll and a fresh KERNEL32.dll without any changes.
So now I am hopeful that one of you will be able to extract me from this abyss.
Thank you.
Jerry (Smolensk)