Big brothers and sisters, take a look at the processes on my computer, and those can be deleted

In your case, the computer should be running slowly, there are a lot of duplicate processes, and there are 2 unknown processes.

livwupdate360 360 upgrade program can be turned off.

Cool me** box? Plug-ins.

LAN viewing tool.

Storm Video. Cool me** box? Plug-ins.

How can there be a server flag.

360 has not heard of this process.

You might as well take a look at the 360 Process Viewer, and a lot of them I'm not familiar with. There are several that can be closed at the moment.

Also, I'll give you a diagram of my process.

Only opened a QQ without antivirus software, just a 360

I want to reduce the process.

It can be deleted directly in Task Manager, but it will run automatically the next time you start it. Here's how:

1. Reduce automatic running items and disable redundant service components.

Right-click "My Computer (Computer)" --Management --Services and Applications --Services, and in the right pane, set the unwanted services to disabled and the infrequently used services to manual.

2. Remove some boot items.

Generally, only two startup items can be retained. Start-Run-msconfig-Start-Reserve" ctfmon (provides language recognition......and other user input technologies)" and "anti-virus programs" (or 360-hour real-time monitoring), and all others will be deleted. If you want to turn on your computer and automatically surf the Internet, keep your broadband connection.

Deleting it is not uninstalling, but not letting it run automatically when it is turned on, and when it needs to run, it is just opened manually.

3. Cancel the automatic operation of the boot with the help of software.

1) Optimizer.

Open Optimization Master - System Optimization - Boot Speed - In the Startup List - Check the items that do not start automatically at boot - Optimize - Exit, Restart.

2) 360 Security Guard.

Open 360 - Functions - Boot Acceleration - Startup Items - In "Set Startup Mode", set the one that does not need to be started to "Prohibit Startup".

4. Close apps you don't use at any time.

Teach you to remove stubborn virus processes:

Kill based on the process name.

This method is achieved by the taskkill command under the winxp system, before using this method, you first need to open the process list interface of the system and find the specific process name corresponding to the virus process.

Then click the Start Run command and run the cmd command in the pop-up system run box.

Then enter the string command in the format "taskkill im aaa" in the DOS command line, and click the enter key, and the stubborn virus process "aaa" is forcibly killed.

For example, to forcibly kill a virus process, simply execute the taskkill im command at the command prompt, and it won't take long for the system to automatically return the result.

Kill based on the process number.

The above method is only effective for some virus processes, and it may not help if you encounter some more "stubborn" virus processes.

At this time, you can use the built-in command of win2000 or above system - ntsd, to forcibly kill all virus processes, because the command can basically deal with all other processes except for system process, process, process can not be "dealt with".

However, before you use this command to kill a virus process, you need to find the specific process ID of the virus process.

Considering that the system process list interface does not display the specific process number by default, you can first open the system task manager window, then click the "Select Column" command under the "View" menu item, select the "PID (Process Designator)" option in the pop-up setting box, and click the "OK" button.

When you return to the system process list page, you will be able to view the specific PID of the corresponding virus process.

Then open the system running dialog box, run the "cmd" command in it, and enter the "ntsd -c q -p pid" command in the command prompt state to forcibly kill the virus process with the specified pid.

For example, if the PID of a virus process is found to be 444, you can run the ntsd -c q -p 444 command to kill the virus process.

Well, it should not only be a garbage process, it is very likely to be a virus or a Trojan horse, it is recommended that you check and kill viruses in safe mode in safe mode, and the way to enter safe mode is 1. After the computer turns on the BIOS and loads, quickly press the F8 key and select "Safe Mode" in the Windows XP advanced options menu that appears;

2. If there is a multi-system boot, when selecting WindowsXP to start, when pressing the Enter key, you should quickly press the F8 key (it is best to operate with two hands), and select "Safe Mode" in the WindowsXP advanced options menu that appears.

It is recommended to restart the computer and press and hold F8 to enter safe mode to kill viruses and use 360 first aid kits. The 360 system first aid kit (formerly the stubborn Trojan horse killing encyclopedia) includes a variety of popular Trojan horse detection tools, which can quickly and accurately detect and kill all kinds of popular Trojans, such as: Ben Niu, robot dog, gray pigeon, sweeping wave, disk drive, etc.

The new version of the system first aid kit is equipped with the latest generation of cloud killing engine, which has the most powerful Trojan detection and killing capabilities. If it's not a Trojan virus, you can use 360 Security Guard's Junk Cleaner feature to get rid of junk files.

Use Kingsoft Process Manager to end those processes that you feel are useless. Note: It is not possible to end the process of the system.