What u need to do:
Firstly goto to the start menu and then click on <run>enter
"services.msc" in the dialog box and then right click the service "Remote Procedure Call (RPC)" and goto properties
and goto recovery....once there change the options of "first failure","second failure" and "subsequent failures" to "take
no action" instead of "restart the computer" .
Another way of doing it:
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Stop the Shutdown Cycle:-
This
worm may cause LSASS.EXE to stop responding, which forces the operating system to shut down after 60 seconds. If your computer
starts to shut down, follow these steps to abort any system shutdown that may be in progress.
1.On the taskbar at the bottom of your screen, click Start, and then click Run.
2.Type: cmd and then click
OK.
3.At the command prompt, type: shutdown.exe -a and then press ENTER
*** all this should be done before the 60 secs is complete***
Now, Restart the computer and then download the latest cumulative security patch to fix this flaw from here:
Improve System Performance:-
If your computer is acting sluggish or if the Internet connection is slow, the worm may be flooding your local network
connection. This may make it impossible for you to download and install the required software update. To improve system performance:
1.Press CTRL+ALT+DELETE, and then click Task Manager.
2.For each of the following tasks that may be listed,
click the task to select it, and then click the End Task button to end it.
• Any task ending with _up.exe (for example, 12345_up.exe).
• Any task starting with avserve
(for example, avserve.exe).
• Any task starting with avserve2 (for example, avserve2.exe).
•
Any task starting with skynetave (for example, skynetave.exe).
• hkey.exe
• msiwin84.exe
•
wmiprvsw.exe
Note Do not end the wmiprvse.exe task; it is a legitimate system task.
