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From: Judy&Tracy on 9 Dec 2009 02:34

I quote a part of the resolution from artcile: "How to Fix Svchost.exe"
for you.

http://www.articlesbase.com/information-technology-articles/how-to-fix-svchost-exe-1503187.html

How to Fix Svchost.exe?

If the Svchost.exe is destroyed by virus or the Svchost.exe is corrupt,
removed by accident, I suggest you follow this instruction to fix
svchost.exe error.

1.Copy and Paste Svchost.exe to Locate to the Correct Directory on Your
System.

Firstly, if you can not find a copy of svchost.exe in this folder
C://WINDOWS/System32 then please use system searching function to find
out svchost.exe file on your computer. It must be removed to another
location by mistake. After that, copy svchost.exe back to the correct
folder C://WINDOWS/System32.

Secondly, if you fail to locate a copy of svchost.exe on your whole
computer, I recommend you copy the file from another computer with the
same version of Windows operating system to your problem computer. Of
course, you can try to re-install the operating system and Svchost.exe
errors would be resolved immediately. However, this method would waste
your precious time and maybe delete all of the data if you never backup
your files.

2.Download System Optimize Tools to Fix Svchost.exe


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From: VanguardLH on 9 Dec 2009 04:19
Judy&Tracy wrote:

<snip - Judy speaks to a gravestone>

Oh yeah, the OP has been waiting those 4-1/2 years for a response, uh huh.
Next time remember to LOOK at the datestamps.
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