For goodness sake MICROSOFT - WILL YOU DO SOMETHING ABOUT THIS ALREADY ! PLEASE HELP ! This is unbelievable, I think I have been hacked or bugged or flaming something. My mouse jumps when I have been selecting pics etc, I have been getting kicked out of programes I am working on! My full system feels as if someone else has control, I have checked the remote access constantly, I have run Nortons 360 about 5 times a day. I am on web pages & doing security all the time , before exit I am deleting my history, I am so concerned about this that I have had to trash my blog & am reloading all my photos from my external drive to ensure it is clean. As a previous person has mentioned about the user handels being leaked I have a warning with 8 user handles leaked & my registery opened in the warning & I am getting numerous waring of this type. What is it & why is my system feeling as if it is in use by someone else? And why is it refering to unloading because the files are in use as previous person also quoted? I am tearing my hair out & can't trust Windows 7 - never had as many problems with Windows in my life. Been using different versions of Windows since 1998 ! Has Windows 7 Left a back door open in the system??? Help ! I have just my self & one other user on my system bioth password protected & the guest is disabled - so how can 3 & even the 8 users be an event on my system? Thanks Casper Boo

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Hi, In addition to Andre.Ziegler’s reply, do you fully scan your computer? When did this happen? Did you do something special, like installing some applications? More information is needed for troubleshooting. Maybe a system restore can help you solve this issue, you can restore to the point that the computer is working without problems. Regards, MiyaThis posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. | Please remember to click "Mark as Answer" on the post that helps you, and to click "Unmark as Answer" if a marked post does not actually answer your question. This can be beneficial to other community members reading the thread.