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Anyways, thanks guys, there doesn't seem to be much I can do. I am just confused with how much ram is being used, but how it won't tell me what process is using it.
I just made a list of essential programs, I am going to do a reinstall. I guess it won't hurt, doing so every so often keeps...
What information do you need from the .cab, I would honestly rather not just post a link to it if I can help it. Not that there is really any sensitive information in it.
Oh, and the virus was Hacktool:Win32/PWDump.A
Oh, and the validation site looks completely legit to me.
http://www.microsoft.com/genuine/validate/DownloadValidationSupport.aspx?displaylang=en&PartnerID=258&sGuid=87cd8968-28ca-49d4-b878-3fc7b921f7e6
Well, I am running that command line program, and it is "Dumping cache filenames to log..." it has been for a few minutes. Where is this log by the way?
I can't find the name of the virus that it detected, when I click History in MSE only shows one virus, and it isn't the one I remember from...
I hadn't ever seen anything like it either, but the website was some place on microsoft.com...
All my personal data was on my non-operating system drives, so I guess I can just do a clean install.
Though, if the virus is on one of my other drives, will doing a clean install permanently fix it?
I am running Windows 7, and I use Microsoft Security Essentials, and recently (today) my computer has been running terribly.
I got home at lunch today, and I had been running a Full Scan overnight, MSE said that it had found one problem. It didn't seem very bad at all, the "threat level" was...
I don't specifically require RAID 5, but I just figured it would be the cheapest way to do it. (fewest drives)
I really appreciate all the feedback you guys, but one of my main requirements of the project was that it be cheap.
I'm not sure if i was clear about that earlier; furthermore, I...
Maybe this will work:
http://translate.google.com/translate?prev=hp&hl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fsoft.cnews.ru%2Fwindows%2Fsystem%2Fvirtual_disks%2Fvirtuaraid%2F&sl=ru&tl=en
if the link doesn't work then here's the original (in russian)
http://soft.cnews.ru/windows/system/virtual_disks/virtuaraid/...
What I really want to make is a portable RAID. I need it for databases, so it just has to have fast access times (probably RAID 5), and it must be windows compatible.
I've seen people do this before, but not with Windows compatibility, and i'm not sure if theirs are PnP.
It would be really...