Those processes can be deleted I don t learn English well Hehe Some of them are Rising in the machin

If you look at the username, as long as it's not system, it can theoretically be over.

Well, it is recommended that you use the "Process Manager" to view the processes in your system.

This software will tell you exactly what these processes are!

You've got a virus in your machine.

There's really no exe behind it.,And this.。

The operating system is different, and the process is different.

It is estimated that there are other viruses, so let's kill them yourself.

Did you uninstall it with Rising's own uninstaller?。。

It is recommended that you reinstall it again and then uninstall it.

Then clean up the registry with Windows Optimizer Super Rabbit Ccleaner respectively. You will find out a lot of ...... of junk files left by Rising

If it's a Vista system, you also have to use the service optimization master in Vista Optimizer to delete a useless service left by Rising.

Remember. Rising is garbage. Never use ......

For instructions on how to uninstall Rising Antivirus, please refer to here.

This lies in personal feelings, people who use this good think it is good, use it that is not suitable can be changed, and use software is personal like.

Lou mainly doesn't want to use Rising to use something else, it's much softer, I think Rising is good.

If you don't like it, change it, I think Rising is very good, don't say that.

Why do you want to talk about people's garbage, in terms of domestic antivirus software, it is not bad.

Windows Cleanup Assistant.

Scan and clean up and then click Fault Repair 2 times Pay attention when repairing Check all options and turn off other antivirus software when you use it.

Avoid conflict. Windows Cleanup Assistant can do driver-level cleanup, which is currently unattainable by antivirus software.

If Rising can't be killed, it can be killed.

Generally, this prompt appears, indicating that there is malware (virus or Trojan horse, etc.) on the computer, at this time, you should quickly kill the virus, and then you can use professional software to repair the computer, and it is best to repair the Rising as well.

It means that there are malicious programs running on the computer, and it is recommended to upgrade the Rising security mode to fully detect and kill, and use the Rising Card Assistant to clean up the malicious programs.

Do the system or:

Use Autorun Virus Defender to completely clean the system's hard disk and removable disk, use the repair software to repair it in one go (especially ifeo) Reboot using Malware Cleaner Assistant 2008 Remove system malware and temporary files Use genuine antivirus software to fully disinfect the system Use some registry repair tools to fix the registry.

Congratulations, you have won the Flying Pig virus can end your anti-soft and related anti-soft, anti-virus and other words of the software. However, it still has the advantage that all other viruses on your computer are eliminated.

Haha, you go and buy a copy of "Computer Junkie" and use the CD of the book to kill the virus.

Method: Set to optical drive boot - put in disc - start point brain - select antivirus.

ok？The problem is solved, give me points, right?

Recently, the virus barbarian is very crazy, it may be a trick, it is recommended that you enter safe mode, repair the Rising and then kill it all.

You might want to add a little bit more, but that's not what you can tell.

It is recommended that you enter safe mode and try to reinstall the antivirus.

How do I enter safe mode? Just press F8 when you turn on the computer and you can see the options.

Enter safe mode, use Rising to scan the entire disk, and scan for Trojans.

If you are poisoned, you should be able to kill the poison in safe mode.

It is recommended to back it up and reinstall it.

Reinstall the system.

I've had similar problems with my computer.

It won't take much money.

Uh-huh! Generally, the uninstaller is in the same folder as the main program, and you can go to the installation directory of Rising Software to find its uninstaller (uninstaller: see if there is an icon with a downward arrow or a trash can, etc.).

If that doesn't work, drag the installation directory with the mouse to the file shredder to shred it directly.

Click, Start — Rising Antivirus — has a repair option in its options, and if you click on Repair it will pop up a list of options that will uninstall it. Rising isn't rubbish, and he's doing a good job of self-preservation. It's just that some users can't find a way to uninstall.

Just uninstall it with the Rising uninstaller!

You first install Rising Software Manager in Rising Software Manager There is a Rising Software Manager that can be uninstalled, and finally Software Manager uses 360 to delete and delete it.

Click on My Computer, click Uninstall or Change Program, find the software you want to uninstall, Uninstall.

There are generally three ways to uninstall the software on the computer: the first is that after you install the software, the software comes with an uninstalled program, you just need to click: start --- program--- find this program--- there will be an uninstaller of this program.

The second is to use the software uninstall mode that comes with Windows, that is, the "Add and Remove Programs" in the control panel, because some of the uninstalling processes cannot be ended, so some files cannot be cleared - you can open the task manager to end the process or simply log out, enter the system and then manually delete.

If you find software residue, you will be prompted to [Forcefully Remove] the residue.

It may be that you delete it abnormally, and the control panel will not be found, you can use Kingsoft Guardian File Shredder to try it.

Control Panel Uninstaller Find it Double-click Delete It is recommended to turn off Rising before deleting.

That's if the file is corrupted, reinstall it and uninstall it the same way you did.

Smart uninstall with Optimizer, convenient!

Click Start - Program - Rising - Uninstall.