Error when accessing Regedit

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  1. silentazn171

    silentazn171 Registered Member

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    When i try to access Regedit,Cmd,Ipconfig and some more commands, i get this error

    C:\WINDOWS\system32\regedit.com
    The NTVDM CPU has encountered an illegal instruction
    CS:054b IP:0102 OP:ff ff 83 3e 51

    for regedit, Cmd and Ipconfig just opens a Command Prompt window then closes how can i fix this.
     
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  3. silentazn171

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    Ronjor,

    I tried the scan an found just a few minior problems just mostly cookies that i didnt delete that time and a few registary keys with no effect what so ever, What should I do now?
     
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  4. ronjor

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    silentazn171

    What I would do is look through the links brought up by a google search and see if anything looks familiar.

    Take a look and see what you think. Google
     
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    Ronjor,

    During my long search on the google i came up with many of the same problems that i have yet the Moderator/ The Superior computer tech person didn't respond, or some of them dont say my error at all. :(
     
    silentazn171, Jul 30, 2005
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    Have you done an online scan with one of the virus checkers yet? You might want to give your drive a scan with Trend Micro's online scanner.

    You can also do a scandisk although the error you are getting seems obscure and there seems to be no firm answers as to the cause.

    You can also post a hijack log at one of the forums that provide that service. An expert can see if anything is on your hard drive that shouldn't be there.

    See this link for forums that provide hijack log assistance.

    Another option is a repair install of XP. See link. http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm
     
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    Hey silentazn171,

    If you don't mind....would this be your thread from a couple months ago @ another Forum ?

    This thread---> Re: My hijacthis log
    If so....you really need visit Ronjor's link concerning hijack log assistance....especialy if it is in that shape again :doubt:
     
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  8. silentazn171

    silentazn171 Registered Member

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    Bubba and Ronjor

    Bubba, that is my post from months ago yet they didnt help me much at all and ive tried all the scans ronjor gave me, Im gonna use the Repair Xp Install as my last resort since i dont like how it says
    Where that be alot of cds for me.

    And the Hijack log thing link gave me the
    By LowWaterMark
     
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  9. Bubba

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    In that link that Ronjor gave you....look in the bottom section. You'll see the 3 clickable links as quoted below.

     
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  10. silentazn171

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    Ok well ive done extensive scans found 4 trojans now my problem became from the illegal instruction
    CS:054b IP:0102 OP:ff ff 83 3e 51

    To New instruction

    CS:1213 IP:00b7 OP:65 63 69 66 67

    Not sure if this is helpful but it gives my problem a more detail look
     
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  11. silentazn171

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    MY PROBLEM HAS BEEN RESOLVE THANKS TO EMCO MALWARE SCANNER
     
    silentazn171, Aug 4, 2005
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  13. Bubba

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    Good to see. BTW....is the below thread you also where your regedit problem was fixed with the help of Moderator WinHelp2002 @ the SpywareInfo Forums ?

    This thread---> Can't get Regedit to open via run command
     
    Bubba, Sep 9, 2005
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  14. Bethrezen

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    hi

    iv run in to this problem befor im not sure what causes it but you could try this

    go to start find and type in regedit

    then deleat everything in find then re-extract regedit.exe from your windows disk this did the trick for me

    [edit]

    looks like im a lil late ooops well glad ya got it sorted
     
    Bethrezen, Sep 9, 2005
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