Memory Problems

Ok ran chkdsk... no probs but I wasn't able to get a report...computer went back to welcome page and when I clicked on my user account just my start screen with my icons showed up...hopefully this was run correctly? No problems with memtest. By the way, should I get rid of one of my three user accounts ( D, D1, ADMIN)? The last one (D1) was set up after some malware was discovered on my system about 6 weeks ago.

 

No, there was nothing wrong. I walked out of the room and when I came back there was the welcome screen. I clicked on my latest user account (D1) and I got my normal windows screen. Everything appears to be ok. Should I start messing with the memory sticks?

 

Here is a link to the BitDefender Report I ran a couple of days ago:

http://forums.majorgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=107632

 

I haven't read through all 50 previous posts, so please excuse me if this has been mentioned before.

Check out http://www.majorgeeks.com/downloads26.html for lots of RAM testers, and RAM managers. Bazza

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Thanks Bazza. Should I start a new thread? This one is pretty long.

 

FYI...AVG AV started to run and I this popped up immediatly:
Under File it says "Boot Sector of Disk" Under Result/Infection it says "Reading Error" And Under Path it says C: Not sure if it means anything but I was having problems booting yesterday.

 

Doesn't sound real good. If I were you, I'd back up all your essential stuff, or better still do a full backup as well, right now while you can still read your C: drive, before proceeding any further. Bazza

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No cd's floppies or P2P. Where can I find MBR in BIOS?

 

I did get to the BIOS (F10 while the system was booting) I didn't see anything MBR or virus.

 

I'm trying that now

 

http://h20278.www2.hp.com/HPISWeb/c...?region=NA&country=US:US&callfrom=null&Acheck=

This is the result of the test...Check out the hardware diagnostics....There isn't any. The people at HP (via IM) said to perform a system restore. Should I?

 

I apreciate your help and patience on this matter. I'll definately keep you guys posted.

 

I had windows based software designed for my website, when we transferred to a new server they have reported memory leaks that cause the server to need to be rebooted 2 or 3 times daily. Do you know of any program or a way to scan the site and pinpoint these leaks. We are desparate and can not seem to even stay on line without error messages like this:
Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80004005'

Unspecified error

D:\WEBSITES\CRAFTY-ONES.COM\WWWROOT\../db/db.asp, line 4

There has to be some way to scan the code to check this, we have a couple thousand pages so it is not feasible to look at every page one by one. Any help would be greatly appreciated.