New worm and daylight savings
Sorry if this question has already been asked here many times previously, but I'm quite frustrated and don't know what else to do other than asking for help here. I just...
Dr. Watson is a very important debugging tool for Windows. It automatically keeps a log for troubleshooting the Windows operating system, and effected applications.
Your computer was probably running slower, because there is a fault going on. All you did was destroy the logging of it, to be able to find the problem. If you go in to the help system for Windows, and visit the MS site, you can read about Dr. Watson, and have an idea of how it is used.
You will now have to look up about how to extract it back from your installation CD, so that the system can use it again.
After it is re-installed, you should be looking in to things to know why the computer is running slow.
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My computer became extremely sluggish when I was connected to the Internet. Using Taskmgr.exe I was able to identify the offending process. It was a thing called drwtsn32.exe, found in several locations. When I deleted the files my system began to behave normally. I ran s)ystem f)ile C)hecker, sfc.exe, to replace the correct file if it was a necessary MS file. This was a couple of days ago and I've had no problems since. Does anyone know the name of the worm-virus?
A second concern I have is what's gonna happen to our computer clocks and the new daylight saving change? Is the fix going to reqire changing the Bios or is it a simple program or new patch that will be need to fix the clock.
Ray Wesley Kinserlow Jr. Lubbock, Texas rkinserlow at cox dot net homepage: www.members.cox.net-rkinserlow
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