Hello...I need help in a bad way...please?? As administrator, I am receiving the following error messages during my initial start up & does not go away without restarting everytime : winlogon.exe application error The instruction at "0x01118000".The memory could not be "read". also dll error message C:WINDOWS\SYSTEM\ALD.DLL UMonitor and 6e045vr.dll Umonitor Any suggestions on what I should do to clear these error messages??

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gmartinez: winlogon.exe application error 1. run Spybot S&D. 2. may be a Sasser Worm, see: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/alerts/sasser.mspx 3. winlogon.exe can be a worm in your windows system folder. try scanning for the Netsky.C or .D virus; a removal tool can be downloaded from: http://www.sarc.com/avcenter/tools.list.html or use CLRAV utility from kaspersky labs at: ftp://ftp.kaspersky.com/utils/clrav/ let us know what worked for you...

gmartinez: a search for ALD.DLL turned up only one reference to a file for (apparently) an IBM BIOS. need to flash your BIOS? see: http://members.driverguide.com/driver/detail.php?driverid=123159 the following is a translation from the Spanish: If you have problems for actualizr of Millenium to XP and it marks to an error or failure to you by the Bios, there are the following thing, when initiating the installation of the XP and under the screen it appears to press F6 to change to you to another contrlador presses F7 and automaticamente it ignores the ALD.DLL and you put a generico, the screen it did not show ningun report and it lets to you follow the installation, no longer aparecera you the error, when finishing the installation executes the update of the bios and follows the instructions. accessing driverid=123159 (24jy48usa.exe) via the driverguide site in English may be more helpful.