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Results of screen317's Security Check version 0.99.74 It was the same file - Fastfat.SYS in Drivers/System32.Ĥ.After seeing your advice I uninstalled BitTorent with settings removal and ran the tools. The scan allegedly found 40 instances of IRP hook. Right after that I restored my computer 20 days back, downloaded AVG and ran a full scan. I opened the downloaded folder that contained nothing but wav files and started clicking them one by one to listen in Winamp.Ģ. Not sure what you mean by "list any particular steps you have taken" but anyway that's how it was from the very begining:ġ.

NOTE: When using "Reset FF Proxy Settings" option Firefox should be closed.Ĭlick GO and post the result ( Result.txt) back here. * List Users, Partitions and Memory size. Note: If any security program requests permission to access the Internet, allow it to do so.ĭownload MiniToolBox, Save it to your desktop and run it.

* A Notepad document should open automatically called checkup.txt please post the contents of that document. * Follow the onscreen instructions inside the black box.

* Double-click Securit圜heck.exe - Right click and select Run as Administrator for Vista and above Now - Download Security Check by Screen317 Next, please list any particular steps you have taken. I have the feeling the second audio device shouldn't be there in the first place anyway.Please start with Delete Bittorrent so you have no contact with them. run the Realtek setup program multiple times. Even if I point it to the folder that contains the Realtek drivers, XP says it cannot install the drivers for this hardware. run the found new hardware wizard / update driver from device manager. If I do this, I still get no sound, and when I reboot, XP reinstalls it saying it has detected new hardware. I tried the following for the device that doesn't work: The other still doesn't work (question mark in device manager), and I have no sound. Both devices were not working so I downloaded the Realtek drivers corresponding to my motherboard from the Asus website.Īfter running the Realtek setup program, one device now works properly and shows up as Realtek High Definition Audio in device manager. Initially, I had two Audio Device on High Definition Audio Bus appearing in my device manager, under Microsoft UAA Bus Driver for High Definition Audio (if I view by connection). This motherboard comes with Realtek HD Audio. I'm running Windows XP SP3 on an Antec desktop PC with an Asus P5Q-EM motherboard.