I get a rpc error but it is not W32 Blaster Worm any ideas? (Answers: 1) (Comments: 0)

I am getting a RPC service error, and then the computer shuts down. Everything I have found on the error suggests that it is the W#@ blaster worm but I downloaded the fix and the scan says worm not detected. Anyone have any ideas what is causing this?

Voting Question: How do I get rid of Security Central W32/Blaster.worm . I can't open any anti virus programs or system restore? (Answers: 3) (Comments: 0)

It seems to create a restore point for itself.

W32.Blaster.Worm? (Answers: 4) (Comments: 1)

Last night, when I turned on my computer from hibernation, a warning script came up telling me that some system error had occurred and that it would shut down. I quickly copied down the initializer, which was NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM. When my computer restarted, I looked through the internet and found that NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM errors are usually caused by the W32.Blaster.Worm. My question is whether or not I have the worm. After I got the information, I ran several comprehensive searches through my computer and I came up clean (I ran AVG, AdAware, and Symantec). Furthermore, the usual symptoms for the BlasterWorm include the system restarting whenever I try to access the network. However, this never occurred again after the first time. Is it possible that it was simply a system error? I appreciate all feedback. okay, just wanted to add that i'm pretty sure that I dont have the BlasterWorm, but I'm just asking if its possible that the computer can crash through an error similar to that for other reasons. like I said, the crash thing only happened once. and yes, my computer has been updated for ages. the worm came out in 2003. and if you didnt notice, i ran three scans from three different programs.