DCOM Exploit

Ok, I’ve been reading around, and tinkering with Avast, and tinkering with Windows Firewall, (I really havn’t found a decent 3rd party firewall that’s worked for me) and I am still getting these stupid messages from Avast.

Now I know that they’re just saying that it’s been blocked, but I want to make absolutely sure it’s not happening.

What can I do? Am I just being paranoid? Or dense?

And whenever I try to update Windows…it takes so long, and it says I’d have to wait 3 days for download to be done.

Is there any way to make sure I’m completely 100% not getting attacked by this?

Or am I just being a noobish, overprotective buthole?

Thanks in advance for any help…
SESSH

And whenever I try to update Windows....it takes so long, and it says I'd have to wait 3 days for download to be done.

What is the current version of your OS? (I think you have to right-click My Computer, but I can’t tell you for sure right now 'cos I’m in Ubuntu). What internet service do you have? Dial-up?

Did you try Comodo?

Stupid? ???
You need a firewall and update your Windows to get rid of DCOM exploits.

Aren’t you infected with a virus?

Every time I try to update windows, it takes forever, or it says the download wouldn’t install.

That’s if I can download that damned thing.

Yes, I tried comodo, and it didnt like a couple of my games.

And no, I don’t have a virus, i’ve scanned the pc several times. With multiple scanners, not just avast.

So, I think I just have a bad version of XP, or something got corrupted.

PC is an Everex though, and doesn’t have a windows disk. it HAD a partition that had a windows installatoin. But that dissapeared when my cousin got ahold of the pc a year ago.

So yeah, any solutions other than what i’ve said, would be a great help.

If you Google DCOM exploit will it give you such an answer?

How do you think I found these forums?

LOL

This was my last resort.

Shouldn’t this go away with windows firewall up? Cause my other firewall sucks.

And this thing works

Windows firewall plus Windows Updates plus NetShield should put this away…