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hi. a few days ago my computer messed up badly and i had to restore the system back to factory settings. (which means i had to reinstall everything… oh fun for me;)). but sometimes i get this error message, the computer will shut down because of NT AUTHORITYSYSTEM. the computer has to shut down because the RCP (remote call protocal I think) has terminated unexpectedly. it then gives me 60 seconds before the computer shuts down.
I run windows XP Home
Any ideas?
That message indicates that your RPC has been terminated, you either:
Were killing things in the Task Manager
Or have MSBlaster
Run WindowsUpdate ASAP, and if during the update your computer tries to shutdown go Start -> Run shutdown -a to abort the system shutdown.
Thanx david, its appreciated.
(I’m red devil’s bro)
Dave, one note. He can’t have been killing processes in Task Manager because they are protected (ones that can cause this).
Dave, one note. He can’t have been killing processes in Task Manager because they are protected (ones that can cause this).
How did I do this then?

Thanks a lot David. that really helped! 😀
Dave: which process did you end anyway? I can’t end some system processes… I run Win2k
I shutdown my SVCHost (svchost.exe).
Running Windows XP Professional/SP1