A135-S4527 Host Process for Windows Services stopped...

I have started getting a Windows error: Host Process for Windows Services stopped working and was closed. Laptop runs fine except my network connection says Connection Status: Unknown The service to detect this status is turned off and McAfee stopped working. Can't run any of the MS tools either. I am suspicous of conficker e but don't know how to detect or remove it. Have seen the b variant on an XP machine at work, but the tools we used on it don't work on Vista.
I am running Vista Home Edition (came on Laptop) upgraded to SP1 with auto-updates on. McAfee was also set for auto-updates and nightly full scans, active e-mail and internet scanning. No recent software downloads except for updates.
Have been having the issue since about April 28. Tried to restore but no dates exist past May 5. Tried the F8 Startup recovery no problems found. Have tried restarting services but they quickly stop again. Uninstalled McAfee and tried AVG. It allowed defintion updates and I scanned all files. No viruses, trojans or malware detected.
Any suggestions? I have a tasklstserv file I can copy and paste if it will help.

That's a bad-sector event. At a command prompt (cmd.exe), run chkdsk /r.
Event ID 7 Source Disk
But it doesn't seem likely that's the cause of the message. When you get another one, note the time and check the Application and System logs for entries at that exact time.
Thanks for the detailed information.
What virus protection do you use?
-Jerry

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