I m getting image hijacking on my computer

I don't see anything wrong.

System restore, or delete registry virus files.

Save the following ** as: reg, double-click to execute:

hkey_local_machine\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\image file execution options]

I've got a repair tool here, if no one gives you how to fix it, you can ask me to fix it for you.

Image hijacking", also known as "iFeo" (Image File Execution Options), in WindowsNT architecture, iFEO is intended to provide special environment settings for some program executors that may cause errors when running in the default system environment. When an executable program is under the control of IFEO, its memory allocation is set according to the parameters of the program, and the system of Windowsn T architecture can use the items that match the file name of the executable program as the control basis for program loading through this registry key, and finally can set up a program's heap management mechanism and some auxiliary mechanisms. For simplicity, iFeo uses the ignore path to match the file name of the program it wants to control, so no matter which path the program is placed in, as long as the name does not change, it will run badly.

In layman's terms, if you double-click to execute program A, but it is program B that runs (for example, you run QQ, but QQ does not get up, but jumps out of Xiangsan Foxmail), then congratulations, you should have fallen for a virus that uses IFEO technology.

The so-called ifeo is actually an abbreviation for Image File Execution Option, which is actually a registry key:

hkey_local_machine\software\microsoft\windows nt\currentversion\image file execution options

Recently, many viruses have used this technology to:

a.Prevent anti-virus software and anti-virus tools from running;

b.Redirect some commonly used programs to virions, and once these programs are run, the virus resurgence.