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BarronN30
April 2nd, 2009, 07:06 PM
Hello, I had recent problems since yesterday night.
I needed Microsoft .NET Framework so I downloaded version 3.0 service pack 1. But as I was searching for this framework, I must have downloaded in a wrong area. All of a sudden, my gmail will load to about 75% complete, then it says gmail has stopped loading and reloads again. It reloads to 75% repeatedly and then restarts again.
So I did a full system recovery since my NOD32 Version 4 did not detect it, neither did my Spybot Search and Destroy 1.6.2. (I been running them side by side with no problems).
So after I system restored, I plugged in my external drive (which I had plugged in during when I installed .NET Framework.
I did windows update which prompt me to restart. So after I restarted my computer, I started having problems. My internet would be connected but it doesnt show the Network Connections on the taskbar. I tried to go Start -> Control Panels -> network settings and it would freeze on me at that point.
Then I replugged my external hard drive, and it took about 40 mins to detect the hardware.
I did a full system scan and it detected no viruses.
What could this be? I'm scared to use my external now because I'm scared it might be infected and I dont want to infect my other computer.
Does anyone know whats happening?

Marcos
April 3rd, 2009, 03:32 AM
Have you already created a lof from SysInspector and checked it for suspicious files? If you're not familiar with analysing logs, you might want to contact customer care. As of v4, a SysInspector log can be attached to the support request.

STRYDER
April 3rd, 2009, 07:10 AM
Do you have any success when you click the link below?

https://mail.google.com/

BarronN30
April 3rd, 2009, 12:34 PM
is that link correct? I see a s in https. But I could go into gmail kinda. It loads up to 75% and resets. I cant log off cause I was already stuck on logged on to my account. I tried logging on to my account on other computer and it worked fine.
To Marcos: I sent analysis report before but not for this problem since none was detected. I havent used SysInspector before and I'm not really sure how to use. I'll try to contact customer care to see how to use it. Thanks.