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TomStar81 ( Talk) 04:41, 17 February 2015 (UTC) I see nothing to suggest this is a malware problem, given that you've found nothing in scans and your original symptoms aren't typically caused by malware anyway. Now my question is, having gotten my computer back up and running, is this a malware/spyware/virus/hacking problem, or is it just that this 7+ year old computer of mine that is still running windows xp (sp3) is suffering from hard drive issues and those issues are becoming more pronounced? I really need to know which of the two issues someone thinks it is so I can decide how concerned about this I should be, because right now I don't know and the amount of concern I have is rising like the Apollo 8 space mission. After rerunning all my protection programs and running defraggler I got an error message about a corrupt spybot file, but once again no reports of malware/spyware/viruses. Google says it is a hard drive problem, which fits since my hard drive has been making scrapping like sounds and stop and go sounds on boot up for the last few months, and more recently I have been getting virtual memory too low messages. I ended up getting a message about not being able to load something else rather from port 2? or something like this.

Following this, I got nothing - no malicious spyware, malware or virus reports, so I went to reboot the machine and it would not start quite right. First was a sudden freeze up of a StarCraft II mission, then is was it a generally slow to load and execute programs issue, so I ran everything I had looking for an issue - that means most recently updated versions of Malwarebytes, AVG antivirus on a dynamic setting that scans literally every file on the machine, spybot search and destroy, and CC cleaner to locate and securely delete every file from the net I've seen in the last month. So the last few days my computer has been acting strangely.

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The Redmond company has set up filters on its WU servers that will prevent XP SP3 RTM from being served to Microsoft Dynamics RMS users, and is advising customers running the Dynamics solution not to install XP SP3 for the time being. At this point in time, there are a few issues in place with the delivery of XP SP3, the most important of which is connected with an incompatibility problem between the service pack and Microsoft Dynamics Retail Management System (RMS).
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Via the Windows XP SP3 RTM ISO-9660 CD Image File, Microsoft enables users to burn update CDs containing the service pack.
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This file is a CD image file for users who wish to create an update CD for Windows XP Service Pack 3, for example for offline installation by administrators," Microsoft revealed. This update also includes a small number of new functionalities, which do not significantly change customers' experience with the operating system. "Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) includes all previously released updates for the operating system. But despite this, there are no impediments in place that prevent access to the gold bits of XP SP3 packaged as the ISO-9660 CD Image File.

However, XP SP3 RTM ISO-9660 CD Image File is not addressed to end users, but to IT professionals and system administrators. And Windows XP Service Pack 3 - ISO-9660 CD Image File is simply one of them. The fact of the matter is that XP users have more options than just downloading the standalone package for XP SP3 Build 5512. Following the RTM of Windows XP SP3 on April 21, 2008, and the general availability on May 6, Microsoft started serving bits and pieces of the service pack through its Windows Update infrastructure but also via the Download Center.
