Try Add/Remove Programs under Control Panel to see if it's listed there?
Run MSConfig, select the StartUp Tab and see what's starting with Windows.
Do a FIND for the offending executable
Search your Registry for references to the app
It could be some type of SpyWare trying to connect to its server.  Try something like Ad-Aware or similiar to root out any sneaky installs.
Do you frequent Usenet?  Have you decoded something you wanted that turned out to be something else (like a porno service dialler)?  (No offence intended; happens to me all the time :-)   Hope this helps


Ian Carmnichael
NYC


  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Allen Spencer 
  To: [log in to unmask] 
  Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 8:41 PM
  Subject: [PCSOFT] Wnad.exe/dial-up



     WNAD caused an invalid page fault in  module <unknown> at 0000:00000000.......
     
   Stack dump:

  I click the Details button and I get:

  Application Error:
  Exception EAccess Violation i
  n module WNAD.EXE at 00028D2E
  Access violation at address 00428D2E in module 'WNAD.EXE'.
  Read of address  FFFFFFFF

  I don't know what WNAD.EXE is .......do with my computer's need to dial me up?

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