svchost.exe cause by Crossfire?

VinnMauS

Hi,
I read on this forum that i can somehow lower my ping, i triend to do it, i added some exception into the modem/router or soemthing, and crossfire exception to my firewall, after that, everytime i start up my PC, after windows login, this message pops-up :

OS: Windows XP Professional, SP3
CPU: GenuineIntel, Intel P6 (Model 15), MMX @ 2000 MHz

Module name: C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe

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Anything else seems to work well, i am just curious how to fix this or what does it mean?

VinnMauS

I live in Prague, Czech republic, and i did this :
" Awesome and let me expand on this too. This can also half your ping too.

1) Hit windows key + r and then type regedit in Windows ‘Run’

2) Find HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servic es\Tcpip\Parameters\Interfaces\ and then select the folder under Interfaces with your IP address or router information on it.(It should be the folder with the most entries in it)

3) Right click in right hand panel and click add new DWORD value named “TcpAckFrequency” in the folder from step 2,right click the entry then click modify and assign a value of 1 hex. Do this again with DWORD entry “”TCPNoDelay” with a value of 1 hex in the same folder.

4) XP USERS: Start > Settings > Control Panel then Add/Remove Programs, Windows Components on the left bar, scroll down and check the entry Message Queuing and click next. VISTA USERS: go to Control panel, uninstall a program, then turn windows features on or off. Check MSMQ Server and its subordinates.

5) Restart your computer.

6) Windows key + r, regedit

7)Find HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSMQ\Paramet ers and right click on righthand panel and add new DWORD value TCPNoDelay, right click entry and assign a modifier of 1. Close registry, restart your computer!

If for some reason you want to change your system back to normal, modify all those earlier registries’ hexidecimal to 2, which turns them off. If this didn’t work for you then recheck that you did everything exactly correct. Enjoy!
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suicide_bomber

sounds like your regestry is fubar now.

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svchost is trying to run a fubar DLL.

Screenie the error rather then typing it up please.

[Greycloak]

Svchost.exe is used by many programs. You'll notice around 8 of them running in task manager on XP and even more in Vista. Is it possible that the changes you made on the router blocked something else? You can use this program to see what services and dll's are using svchost:

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx