> I'm running Windows XP Pro SP2 and had ran the latest Windows Updates
> at the
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> totally unacceptable, and any information anyone has about this would
> be Hugely appreciated!
Since you say this is a workstation, does that mean you are a member of
a domain? If so, check your DNS settings. I don't know why they would
change and don't see what MS updates would have to do with it, but it
certainly can't hurt you to look.
Your workstation should only be looking to the server for DNS.
Malke

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JWBDolphins - 29 Jun 2006 20:46 GMT
> > I'm running Windows XP Pro SP2 and had ran the latest Windows Updates
> > at the
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>
> Malke
Actually, I'm not a member of a domain - I called it workstation because of
the "Lock Workstation" command which was probably incorrect.
BUT - I Did figure out the problem. I committed the cardinal sin of only
changing one thing (running Windows Updates) except for the Other thing I
changed also! I also upgraded to the latest version of SpyWare Doctor - and
THAT was what was causing all of my problems. I killed that process and
things worked fine. I then uninstalled it, and reinstalled an older version
of SpyWare Doctor, and things have been running perfectly. (The upgrade may
not have installed correctly to begin with, but I haven't bothered to
re-upgrade yet). Thanks for the help though!
Malke - 29 Jun 2006 21:12 GMT
> Actually, I'm not a member of a domain - I called it workstation
> because of the "Lock Workstation" command which was probably
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> bothered to
> re-upgrade yet). Thanks for the help though!
I'm glad you got it sorted. Thanks for taking the time to post the
solution.
Malke

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