Audio driver..? That's a totally new one on me.
Please watch this space. I will be updating in minutes with a tool to fix this.
I'm really sorry that you've had so much trouble today. We're all working here to get this taken care of, and will have a tool live in just a few more minutes to help the people who still have issues despite those previous steps.
Please watch this space. I will be updating in minutes with a tool to fix this.
tks
Hey everyone, here's a link to the tool and the steps to run it!!
If you are unable to get access to a working computer to download the tool above, you can manually replace the svchost.exe file using the steps in FAQ article http://service.mcafee.com/FAQDocument.aspx?id=TS100970http://service.mcafee.com/FAQDocument.aspx?lc=1033&id=TS100970.
No go. I get unable to write to file
Thanks Somer, your first fix on Page1 worked perfectly for me. Problem discovered, researched and solved all within one hour!
Obviously it's not ideal to have problems to solve, but I'm well chuffed with the outcome. Thanks a lot for your help
Message was edited by: LyndyLou on 22/04/10 03:56:20 CDTi understand mcafee pushed out a malformed security patch on wednesday that wound up crippling computers running windows xp is this what you are calling "dcom"?
and, i just recently bought your software a week ago and had it installed then, my computer has been off and offline all day wednesday, so i don't think i downloaded the patch, my question is: is it safe to turn on my computer on thursday afternoon or friday even, now that the flaw has been found or do i need to go through all the fixes you list here and the ones i see on sites like cnet and other web sites, before i can use or turn on my computer?
If your computer has been off all day Wednesday it would not have downloaded the 5958 DAT file, and should automatically update to 5959 and be fine.
where on the screen does it show 58 or 59
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