How to prevent a specific process from appearing, is there a way?

Take this as an example, tell the landlord in detail about a manual removal and prevent the regeneration of the Trojan process, hoping to throw bricks and jade to the landlord.

What you need to know before handwriting:

1) Trojan virus process.

Start: 1) Start - Run, enter cmd, preferably with NTFS format partition support.

2) Go to the partition where the virus file is located (assuming system32 in the C drive, the landlord changes it according to the actual situation), and use the cd command to enter the directory where the virus file is located, such as:

C: Press Enter to enter the C drive.

cd windows system32 press enter into the system32 folder.

Note: This step must be operated accurately, it is very important, and the location of the virus must be entered accurately. I'm using system32 in windows as an example.

3) Remove the hidden and read-only attributes of the virus file (if there is no one to omit), such as the virus file name, then:

attrib -s -h

4) Delete Trojan files

del5) Create a folder with the same name to prevent the regeneration of Trojan virus files

MD Note: Bring the suffix as well.

In addition, there are directories that prohibit write operations in DOS, such as Windows System32 drivers. If most of the virus files have been processed above, the rest can be operated in Windows.

6) Lock the folder with the same name to avoid being overwritten by Trojan viruses.

attrib +s +h

7) After completion, reboot into Windows Safe Mode to fully scan and kill viruses.

After the anti-virus is completed, you can delete the newly created folders that you have created.

In addition, there are many reasons why the Trojan virus process cannot be killed, which can be referred to.

For supplements:

Does the landlord mean the exe when he says the open file? If you double-click the exe, it is inevitable to start the process, so it will appear. However, judging from experience, this exe is a virus Trojan, at least not a necessary process for the system, and it is recommended to delete it.

If there is no response after upgrading the antivirus, if you are really not at ease, you can upload the file to the major anti-software manufacturers and wait for their reply.

To add, you need to shut down the process to kill under DOS, because the file being executed cannot be deleted.

Reasons for allowing processes to hang are hello dear! I'm glad to answer for you: Reasons for process suspension (1) (1) The processes in the system are all in a waiting state, and some blocking processes need to be swapped out, and enough memory is available to load the ready process to run.

2) The process is competing for resources, resulting in insufficient system resources and excessive load, and it is necessary to suspend part of the process to adjust the system load, ensure the real-time performance of the system or let the system run normally. (3) Regularly executed processes (e.g., auditing, monitoring, bookkeeping) are swapped out to reduce the load on the system.