What should I do if there is an error in the rundll of the USB flash drive? 5

Note: Friends who have installed "360 Security Guard", directly open the "Trojan Cloud Scan", click: Quick Scan, after the scan is over, there is: No problem, please use the 360 First Aid Kit, click on it! ）

1) "Scan" the virus first, then delete it, and then "restart immediately"!

2) After restarting the boot, click "Isolate|" againRecover", point: "Completely delete", "virus files" and "Yes."

Suspicious self-startup item"! (3) Click "Repair", "Select All", and then "Repair Now" file!

4) Click on "Recover Lost DLL Files" again, scan it, if not, it's OK!

I can be sure that your system should be XP,If it prompts rundll, it means that your system is a little unstable,This situation should not only be reflected in the U disk,Sometimes when opening a window or running a program, there will be this prompt,It is recommended to reinstall the system,Because the original name of rundll is the system kernel file when this file,I once had a similar problem like yours and then I used this file in the disc to try to replace the damaged file,The final result is a system crash。

Did you read the wrong name? Is rundll32? Look closely. Yours may have been poisoned. The system files are corrupted. The 360 system first aid kit can be solved by networking.

Hello. I think your question is not just when you pop up the USB flash drive. It also appears when the software is also applied.

This is system file corruption and you can find a file repair software online or you install a Qihoo 360There is a system in it, first aid, if you can't do it, you can only redo the system. Hope it helps.

If you're poisoned, find a professional.

If there is a virus, just kill the virus!

Or use antivirus software to kill your USB flash drive, so thoroughly, there are no such things in the USB flash drive.

I've also been hit, and I can do it with 360 Guard.

It's all viruses. All deleted.

Then put your computer and USB flash drive completely antivirus.

Open the "My Computer (Computer)" folder and right-click on the USB drive letter

Choose an antivirus software - Virus Scanner.

Then open it and try it.

Hungry, try to format the USB flash drive.

In addition, delete it in the process, I don't have this item in my own process, I don't think it's a very critical process.

It may be a virus, but rundll32 is an important file of the system, and it may be a Trojan horse, so you have to find a way to kill it.

It could be a virus, or it could be a normal system file.

If it's a virus, it's likely to be Wiggin and the variants.

But depending on what you say, it's only available when you plug in a USB drive, so it's not necessarily there.

Don't think about domestic antivirus software, you can't kill it at all, foreign ones have tried Norton, you must install it before it is not poisoned to prevent it, and then use it invalidly.

The only way to do that is to go all out.