Hey Aussie,
Yeah, you know I have been doing technical work for over 13yrs now and I still learn new things(Duh, and will continue to learn new things as computers are continually inventing new ways of malfunctioning. I cannot wait until winvista, HA! GAG!) You know the funniest thing, is the event viewer didn't list the error I experienced on startup.
I ran tasklist /svc. I had reviewed all the processes, and nothing out of the ordinary with svchost.exe. I checked my services, everything was running. Next I went the event viewer. I just cleaned out my cache about 10 mins ago, and cannot remember exactly what was in there, but here is what I remember:
(These were the only errors in the log)
Event ID: 1000
Unknown Application, version 0.0.0.0 encountered an error, blah blah
Even ID: 1004
Unknown Application, version 0.0.0.0 encountered an error, blah blah
In these events, nothing pertained to anything. It didn't even reference svchost.exe! The only place I actually got your listed error was on boot. Normally it would popup even before I would login. After a few seconds (as long as I didn't cancel/ok) another error would pop up "Svchost.exe generic something 32, would you like to send a report to MS?" As long as I didn't close these errors, the system would function normally.
I know that this system ran IPv6 fine before. I am not sure why this happened. I have been sifting through MS KNBase, and found some interesting "interpreting svchost.exe processes" and nothing. And you are right, all the rest of the sites on google are worried about malware/spyware!
Ok, you have got to tell me where you got the clsid and actually found the IPv6 running as a part of WMi. How did you do that in the event viewer when there was no discription? Please let me know. Thanks for your quick reply.
Edited by thegadget, 12 July 2006 - 01:36 PM.
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the trojan problem is now fixed but everytime i start up my computer a svchost.exe error appears "The instruction at "0x7c9105f8" referenced memory at "0x00000010" The memory could not be read." sometimes the numbers vary to all 0's. now the error pops up twice and the computer comes to a complete stand still so it basically freezes and i have to wait 5 minutes for the task manager to appear so i can end the svchost.exe system process which helps turn everything back to normal. how do i get rid of this error? your help will really be appreciated 
I was afraid there was some malware present that you hadn't fully removed.
Edit: There's a way to use your computer when the svchost.exe error lags like crazy. Just after you log in, press alt-ctrl-del and wait till the error occurs then end the svhcost.exe process that occupies the most mem usage and that should work. A bit of improvising i managed to come up with. 
