Vista - CTR/ALT/DEL

02-27-2009

While using Vista Business with any program it occasionally stops letting
you acces the program and any others running. although the louse is still
active on the screen it does not do anything when clicked. The way to get
it going again is to use CTRL/ALT/DEL then either cancel or ESC. After that
full accers to all programs is restored.

I have run for Malware and spyware but no success.

Any suggestions.

Les

02-28-2009

> While using Vista Business with any program it occasionally stops letting

Quote:

> you acces the program and any others running. although the louse is still
> active on the screen it does not do anything when clicked. The way to get
> it going again is to use CTRL/ALT/DEL then either cancel or ESC. After
> that full accers to all programs is restored.
>
> I have run for Malware and spyware but no success.
>
> Any suggestions.
>

You could try keeping the task manager open to monitor running processes.
You might pick up on something when the system becomes unresponsive.
Regarding the possibility of malware, what software did you use to scan your
system?

03-02-2009

Victek wrote:

Quote:

>> While using Vista Business with any program it occasionally stops
>> letting you acces the program and any others running. although the
>> louse is still active on the screen it does not do anything when
>> clicked. The way to get it going again is to use CTRL/ALT/DEL then
>> either cancel or ESC. After that full accers to all programs is restored.
>>
>> I have run for Malware and spyware but no success.
>>
>> Any suggestions.
>>

> You could try keeping the task manager open to monitor running
> processes. You might pick up on something when the system becomes
> unresponsive. Regarding the possibility of malware, what software did
> you use to scan your system?

Something is taking up all available resources when that
happens. Keep Task Manager open to find out which item it is

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02-27-2009	#1 (permalink)
Les n/a posts	CTR/ALT/DEL While using Vista Business with any program it occasionally stops letting you acces the program and any others running. although the louse is still active on the screen it does not do anything when clicked. The way to get it going again is to use CTRL/ALT/DEL then either cancel or ESC. After that full accers to all programs is restored. I have run for Malware and spyware but no success. Any suggestions. Les
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02-28-2009	#2 (permalink)
Victek n/a posts	Re: CTR/ALT/DEL > While using Vista Business with any program it occasionally stops letting Quote: > you acces the program and any others running. although the louse is still > active on the screen it does not do anything when clicked. The way to get > it going again is to use CTRL/ALT/DEL then either cancel or ESC. After > that full accers to all programs is restored. > > I have run for Malware and spyware but no success. > > Any suggestions. > You could try keeping the task manager open to monitor running processes. You might pick up on something when the system becomes unresponsive. Regarding the possibility of malware, what software did you use to scan your system?
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03-02-2009	#3 (permalink)
Lester Stiefel n/a posts	Re: CTR/ALT/DEL Victek wrote: Quote: Quote: >> While using Vista Business with any program it occasionally stops >> letting you acces the program and any others running. although the >> louse is still active on the screen it does not do anything when >> clicked. The way to get it going again is to use CTRL/ALT/DEL then >> either cancel or ESC. After that full accers to all programs is restored. >> >> I have run for Malware and spyware but no success. >> >> Any suggestions. >> > You could try keeping the task manager open to monitor running > processes. You might pick up on something when the system becomes > unresponsive. Regarding the possibility of malware, what software did > you use to scan your system? Something is taking up all available resources when that happens. Keep Task Manager open to find out which item it is -- Visit Family Radio Today http://www.familyradio.com/
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