Generic Host Process for Win32 Services Error

Problem:
When is start Windows Xp Sp2 I get Generic Host Process for Win32 Services Error. How can I get rid off this win32 Sevices error?

Why This Error Occurs?
According to microsoft, this error occurs in windows XP sp2, if security update 873333 (MS05-012) had been installed. Microsoft also claims, that this problem only occurs in Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2), but it does provide fixes for windows server 2003 andwindows 2000. Microsoft had earlier issued security update 873333 (MS05-012), to fix a Vulnerability in OLE and COM, that could allow remote code execution.

Some Symptoms Of Generic Host Process Win32 Services Error:

• E-mail messages that include file attachments would not display file names, when the file name contains double-byte character set (DBCS) characters and the file name is longer than 42 characters.However, this problem can only be noticed when the e-mail message format is Rich Text.
  
• All applications that implements the IMallocSpy debugging interface may experience heap corruption. For example, you may be browsing the internet and would suddenly experience a halt in all your Network activity.Though you might see the Internet connected icon in the tray, you may not able to browse
  
• You encounter error messages about faulting netapi32.dll and svchost.exe .
  
• You also receive error messages that state “Your PC has recovered from a serious problem” .
  

Ok Lets Now See How To Fix This Error:
I have collected 3 Solutions from various sites.Try any one the following solutions to fix this error.

Solution 1:
Download the patch KB894391, to fix Generic Host Process for Win32 Services Error.

Solution 2:

• Go to Run and type regedit .
  
• Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE--> SYSTEM --> CurrentControlSet --> Services --> Browser --> Parameters .
  
• Find the key IsDomainMaster .
  
• Set its value to Falsem.

Restart your computer

Solution 3:

• Go to Run and type cmd.
  
• Type ‘netsh’ in command console then press Enter.
  
• Type ‘winsock’ and Press Enter and then type reset.
  
• Restart the computer.
  

I hope these solutions will help you to Fix the Problem.