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alpha
12-26-1999, 10:20 AM
I was reading an article on hackerwhacker.com about a guy who was hacked, and it mentioned the trojan showing up as mtmtask.exe. I'm **** sure that I've seen that running in the close program dialog box at LEAST 3 times. I suffer from frequent mouse locks while online or writing to the floppy disk drive. Related?, though it might be from running Win95 OSR 1 on a PII.
CMonster
12-26-1999, 11:55 AM
Now trojans can be a serious threat of course, but there are a numnber of other system problems that can be causing your grief. How does your device manager look? Are all the applicable patches/drivers loaded? I do not think the version of Windows you are using has full AGP or USB support. It certainly looks like you could have some resource conflicts that may not be visible in the Device Manager.
Just out of curiosity, what is your system configuration? Are you using a serial, ps2,USB or IR mouse? Is it an AGP display card and do you happen to have a PCI modem in the slot next to your AGP card? Be sure that the PCI slot next to the AGP is empty if you are using an AGP video card.
How about IRQs? does your mouse and modem share the same IRQ, i.e. Serial mouse COM1 and modem COM3 both IRQ4? Or does the graphics card share resources witht he modem?
[This message has been edited by CMonster (edited 12-26-1999).]
Posting a URL (http://www.geocities.com/d12864/billybob.html) will not work with the image tag.
The image is actually only a part of the page, not the page http://www.jacksonville.net/~bhunter/billybob.gif
http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif
PS: Socalgal...I put it on my own server just for you...
BTW...I think mmtask.exe is what you could have seen running, as it's a SB-LIVE thing
[This message has been edited by BBA (edited 12-27-1999).]
sorry, I think cmonster`s post fried my brain!
I did try what you said socalgal.
the image is on my geocities page.
I must be doing something wrong.
socalgal
12-28-1999, 12:58 AM
To insert an image: http://www.sysopt.com/forum/ubbcode.html
FYI: When ever an IMG is used, it yanks the image directly from wherever the URL specifies, and steals their bandwidth (if the IMG is not on your own site).
Please put the image on your own sites if you want to display it directly in the message, otherwise just link it to the URL. Thanks.
alpha
12-29-1999, 11:34 AM
I don't have an SB-Live!. The system is a PII400 on a CT-6BTM, PCI SiS 6202 G-card, old ISA SB 16, 6.4gb HDD with many FAT16 partitions, AT keyboard, serial mouse, paralell printer (bubblejet).
Ahh, just checked the system properties. No modem listed, just "PCI card" and aan exclamation mark, and "unsupported device". How exactly did we get into IMG tags? http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif lol
RobRich
12-29-1999, 05:17 PM
Alpha, are you sure that the prog you saw running wasn't "mmtask.exe". Check and make sure. If so, then that is a normal Win9x app that handles multimedia extensions to the OS. Many programs make use of it, in addition to the Win9x kernal core.
So..it's a windows app... I always thought it was a SB app...learn something new everyday.
sorry about that alpha, that would be my fault.
It`s just that when CMonster posted his reply, I couldnt think of the words to express myself.
Then I had a problem making it work.
anyway, A picture speaks a thousand words!
PS> and thats what I felt like when I read it, lol
welsh wizard
12-30-1999, 11:50 AM
Dab
when you are editing a post, you can always delete
"this post has been edited"
you can edite as much as you like that way,and it only shows as one edit http://www.sysopt.com/forum/wink.gif
they don't know how many times it took to get right that way http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif
WW
alpha
12-30-1999, 01:45 PM
Yep, part of windows
socalgal
12-30-1999, 02:29 PM
I'm guilty too of diverting from alpha's topic - sorry, alpha. And, one 'whut' image is enough http://www.sysopt.com/forum/wink.gif
Now, back to alpha's topic! http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif
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