Generic Host Process for Win32 Services

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Hello All,

I am using windows Xp Service Pack 2 installed on Intel Pentium 4 Based
computer installed with 256 MB of RAM. Since last month or so whenever I am
connected to internet i found the error "Generic Host Process for Win32
Services" caused by svchost.exe in the temporary directory. It always asks
to send the report to microsoft guys and terminates all the instances of the
Internet Explorer.

For reference you can find out the attached image.

Help me out ! I am fed up with this !!!







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