To all streamyx users:
To whom it may concern,
It has come to my attention that the following O/S is effected:
1. Windows 2000 / XP Home Edition or Professional
no service pack or service pack 1
and you are using streamyx broadband internet.
when you first start your computer and once you are connected to the streamyx DNS servers (202.188.0.133 or 202.188.1.5) your operating system software will be infected with virus. the first file to be infected is the lsass.exe file.
symptoms:
1. Computer forced to shutdown via NTauthority malfunction.
2. Your command prompt (cmd.exe) & task manager (taskmgr.exe) is un-useable. It will automatically closed once you try to start the application.
3. You are unable to suft the internet using any type of browsers.
4. Your network connection to the internet stays connected and data is transferring. However, you are unable to ping other internet sites or computer outside your own network.
solution:
unplug your modem/router.
install windows o/s with latest service packs.
install McAfee antivirus with latest patch.
turn on firewall.
plug back your modem/router
configure it
finally and hopefully all goes well.
This doesn't effect computers which is already protected by the latest antivirus programs and updated with service pack 2 (windows xp pro)
Hope this information helps.
To whom it may concern,
It has come to my attention that the following O/S is effected:
1. Windows 2000 / XP Home Edition or Professional
no service pack or service pack 1
and you are using streamyx broadband internet.
when you first start your computer and once you are connected to the streamyx DNS servers (202.188.0.133 or 202.188.1.5) your operating system software will be infected with virus. the first file to be infected is the lsass.exe file.
symptoms:
1. Computer forced to shutdown via NTauthority malfunction.
2. Your command prompt (cmd.exe) & task manager (taskmgr.exe) is un-useable. It will automatically closed once you try to start the application.
3. You are unable to suft the internet using any type of browsers.
4. Your network connection to the internet stays connected and data is transferring. However, you are unable to ping other internet sites or computer outside your own network.
solution:
unplug your modem/router.
install windows o/s with latest service packs.
install McAfee antivirus with latest patch.
turn on firewall.
plug back your modem/router
configure it
finally and hopefully all goes well.
This doesn't effect computers which is already protected by the latest antivirus programs and updated with service pack 2 (windows xp pro)
Hope this information helps.

