Freeware AntiKeylogger

What are keyloggers? 

 

Keylogger is a malicious program (usually known as spyware) it intercepts and logs every  keystroke. These log file can be stored locally or sent to an attacker using FTP, e-mail, etc.
Some of the keyloggers contain additional features, like stealing data from clipboard, taking screenshots (i.e. copies of what you see on the screen), and reading information directly from opened documents, even if you have just opened document to read!
Trojans, worms and viruses usually contain keylogging module inside, which sends collected private data to the hackers.

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How to fix Generic Host for Win32 Process and svchost.exe errors.

“Generic Host for Win32 Process” and the faulting Svchost.exe are dreaded errors on Windows XP (SP2).These errors can also occur on windows server 2003 and windows 2000, and on both 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (x64) editions.

Earlier we covered a few solutions to fix Generic Host Process Win32 Services error. Here is one more solution that requires you to close ports 445 and 135 on your PC/computer.

Fixing Generic Host for Win32 Process and svchost.exe errors.

To close Port 445:

! WARNING! Backup the Registry first before you make changes, just for safety!

• Click Start >> Run, to open the Run dialog box
• Here, type regedit to open the registry
• Navigate to the following registry key – HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE >> System >> CurrentControlSet >> Services >> NetBT >> Parameters

• On the right-hand pane find the option TransportBindName.
• Double click on TransportBindName and delete the existing default value.
• click Ok

From the above, it is clear, that you have closed Port 445 by giving a blank value to TransportBindName for NetBT services.
 

To close Port 135:

! WARNING! Backup the Registry first before you make changes, just for safety!

• Click Start >> Run, to open the Run dialog box
• Here, type regedit to open the registry
• Navigate to the following registry key – HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE >> software >> microsoft >> Ole

• On the right hand window pane find an option called EnableDCOM
• Double-click EnableDCOM and change the value from Y to N
• click Ok
• Close the Registry Editor and restart your computer

If  problem still exist  

• Click Start >> Run, to open the Run dialog box

  In the box type services.msc and find error reporting service and stop service then disable.

For another option, you just update security patches for windows xp.

Repair Windows 7 system files.

Every once in a while, Microsoft Windows system files will become corrupted and report errors. It can be fix by repairing the files even windows is running, you can still work uninterruptedly.

First click start then type cmd on the search box after that right click cmd select Run as administrator.

On the command console type sfc /scannow, fig 1.1.
It verifies the system files for repair.

If the system had no errors the message would be "Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations."
 But if it finds any errors it sometimes force you to reboot in-order to finish repair the system files.
Goodluck!