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Answer» Hi There my grand kids have been messing with my PC and now when I switch it on it starts to load then stops with the message SZQHP is compressed press Ctrl+Alt+Del but when I do it goes back to the beginning over and over again. can this be fixedWhen do you see that message (after Windows starts to load or before)? And are you sure that's the correct spelling? Can you boot to safe mode?This is the second weird bootloader spelling we have seen, we had PDWKI just recently. jillyg, have you tried asking them what they did? Have you done or attempted a Linux install on this machine ? ? i searched for SZQHP and it came up with this below ( Sample Crawler Trap ) could mean something or nothing http://goanna.cs.rmit.edu.au/~hali/test.php?randomval=55953858 Quote from: harry 48 on February 26, 2011, 09:09:23 AM i searched for SZQHP and it came up with this below ( Sample Crawler Trap ) could mean something or nothing http://goanna.cs.rmit.edu.au/~hali/test.php?randomval=55953858 Just a coincidence I suspect. A page of randomly generated nonsense words. However the OP may have a virus that renames the bootmanager or NT loader to a randomly chosen nonsense name. Quote sltdf hcesi ahdpe sqjtr wibeg fyslm meyfi enlif tinxy spobi fyqhc wnbpz obdmg mqtxy zqhnn ffcth lzfbh iyujn txoxk vjaph zpxhc lmhog ozgub nczim nbkbz uxjvm qvcod ezpmo waocv qpxpy kczue zpcil pzhrn kvnah cwiqz dgpbw nlzmg emvgv hwuon iyjwy ryvzo udvje swqrj wwwsc rzzmn mumvq lmogm dbpzl uriki rgfoy hfyhs mtmyp dkbsr owsdv eynmi wepbs ojymq qyjdw yggaz xovqs ruqeg zakob dckbo brnku kjbrk aozwf roais hitrw vvzgw ohnbs ilbjc lkrkh wcvxl oetiw qdrqk It says it's a "crawler trap" at the TOP. A spider trap (or crawler trap) is a set of web pages that may intentionally or unintentionally be used to cause a web crawler or search bot to make an infinite number of requests or cause a poorly CONSTRUCTED crawler to crash. ok salmon trout , so i guess it was of no use then anyway no harm done Quote from: harry 48 on February 26, 2011, 11:21:10 AM ok salmon trout , so i guess it was of no use then anyway no harm done It's quite interesting though, I think. Quote from: Salmon Trout on February 26, 2011, 11:32:03 AM It's quite interesting though, I think. theres about another 4 links with information if you search szqhp Quote from: harry 48 on February 26, 2011, 12:37:43 PM theres about another 4 links with information if you search szqhp My Google search says 489 results... most of them seem to be where a random text string is generated for a web page or some similar reason. Viruses sometimes do this. I WONDERED before in the other thread if this was some kind of virus. ok ST , as usual kids on a pc , i've taught my 9 y/o grandson where to and not to go on the pc and he's ok on itPlease either offer help to the OP or continue your conversation in another thread. Thank you. Quote from: Allan on February 26, 2011, 01:10:04 PM Please either offer help to the OP or continue your conversation in another thread. Thank you. Well, my ADVICE is "Unless you are the techie type, and know what a 'repair install' is, take your PC to a repair shop and get them to preferably repair your Windows installation preserving your files and programs, but failing that, to re-install Windows, and in future, if you value your computer and the files on it, don't allow your grandchildren to play AROUND with it unsupervised. Also bear in mind that the grandchildren may have nothing to do with the problem"

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Hi There my grand kids have been messing with my PC and now when I switch it on it starts to load then stops with the message SZQHP is compressed press Ctrl+Alt+Del but when I do it goes back to the beginning over and over again. can this be fixedWhen do you see that message (after Windows starts to load or before)? And are you sure that's the correct spelling?
Can you boot to safe mode?This is the second weird bootloader spelling we have seen, we had PDWKI just recently.

jillyg, have you tried asking them what they did?

Have you done or attempted a Linux install on this machine ? ?
i searched for SZQHP and it came up with this below ( Sample Crawler Trap ) could mean something or nothing

http://goanna.cs.rmit.edu.au/~hali/test.php?randomval=55953858 Quote from: harry 48 on February 26, 2011, 09:09:23 AM

i searched for SZQHP and it came up with this below ( Sample Crawler Trap ) could mean something or nothing

http://goanna.cs.rmit.edu.au/~hali/test.php?randomval=55953858

Just a coincidence I suspect. A page of randomly generated nonsense words. However the OP may have a virus that renames the bootmanager or NT loader to a randomly chosen nonsense name.

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sltdf hcesi ahdpe sqjtr wibeg fyslm meyfi enlif tinxy spobi fyqhc wnbpz obdmg mqtxy zqhnn ffcth lzfbh iyujn txoxk vjaph zpxhc lmhog ozgub nczim nbkbz uxjvm qvcod ezpmo waocv qpxpy kczue zpcil pzhrn kvnah cwiqz dgpbw nlzmg emvgv hwuon iyjwy ryvzo udvje swqrj wwwsc rzzmn mumvq lmogm dbpzl uriki rgfoy hfyhs mtmyp dkbsr owsdv eynmi wepbs ojymq qyjdw yggaz xovqs ruqeg zakob dckbo brnku kjbrk aozwf roais hitrw vvzgw ohnbs ilbjc lkrkh wcvxl oetiw qdrqk

It says it's a "crawler trap" at the TOP. A spider trap (or crawler trap) is a set of web pages that may intentionally or unintentionally be used to cause a web crawler or search bot to make an infinite number of requests or cause a poorly CONSTRUCTED crawler to crash.
ok salmon trout , so i guess it was of no use then anyway no harm done Quote from: harry 48 on February 26, 2011, 11:21:10 AM

ok salmon trout , so i guess it was of no use then anyway no harm done

It's quite interesting though, I think.
Quote from: Salmon Trout on February 26, 2011, 11:32:03 AM

It's quite interesting though, I think.

theres about another 4 links with information if you search szqhp Quote from: harry 48 on February 26, 2011, 12:37:43 PM

theres about another 4 links with information if you search szqhp

My Google search says 489 results... most of them seem to be where a random text string is generated for a web page or some similar reason. Viruses sometimes do this. I WONDERED before in the other thread if this was some kind of virus.

ok ST , as usual kids on a pc , i've taught my 9 y/o grandson where to and not to go on the pc and he's ok on itPlease either offer help to the OP or continue your conversation in another thread. Thank you. Quote from: Allan on February 26, 2011, 01:10:04 PM

Please either offer help to the OP or continue your conversation in another thread. Thank you.

Well, my ADVICE is "Unless you are the techie type, and know what a 'repair install' is, take your PC to a repair shop and get them to preferably repair your Windows installation preserving your files and programs, but failing that, to re-install Windows, and in future, if you value your computer and the files on it, don't allow your grandchildren to play AROUND with it unsupervised. Also bear in mind that the grandchildren may have nothing to do with the problem"

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