There is a window that cannot be opened without a name, and it can only be executed if it is closed.

The problem is not clear.

It can be handled like this:

First of all, the following software: 360 security guard, perfect car branch uninstall v2008. ** Enter safe mode after playing, and completely remove all kinds of plug-ins and rogue software that may exist in the late bridge.

Then reboot and close Danmin is always 360 Security Guard under monitoring. Antivirus software recommends Rising or Kaspersky, which are relatively good.

It is estimated that you have fallen for the Trojan horse, if the computer suddenly shuts down for no reason, what is the most likely cause? Of course, I fell for the Trojan horse! The hacker was just connected to your computer and sent a "shut down" command in idle boredom.

In fact, Windows itself also comes with such a shutdown "Trojan", remember the shutdown command just introduced? Remote shutdown can be achieved with the "-m ip address" parameter, but don't be afraid if you have administrator privileges on the remote computer. Take the remote IP as an example, run cmd to open the "Command Prompt" window, enter "shutdown -s -m t 0 -f" (f parameter means forced shutdown) and press enter, the other party will shut down, if it is unsuccessful, it means that you have not obtained the management permission of the computer, take the user name "admin" and the password as "password" as an example, you can run the "net use" command"password" /user:

admin" command to obtain remote IPC management permissions, and then run the shutdown command to easily shut down the computer remotely. Saving multiple shutdown commands in a BAT batch file can also be used to shut down in batches.

It's poisoned, so scan it with antivirus software!

Since it's nameless and can't be opened, then delete it directly.

If it's useless, just delete it.

Right-click on the desktop - Properties, customize the desktop in the desktop options - now clean up the desktop After selecting, clean it step by step, and finally delete the folder just generated on the desktop.

Press the Ctrl+Alt+Del keys to open the Task Manager and execute"files"Create a task and enter the task you just ended"dllhost"Maybe it's poisoned, or there's a conflict with some software on your computer.

Don't turn it off when it pops up again, click CTRL+ALT+del to see if there is the process in the task manager, and if so, see what the username is.

Use 360 security guard to see the process attributes, whether it is safe, unknown or dangerous, use 360 to fix it, 360 itself also has a Trojan function.

The latest version.

Poisoned Reinstall the system under it

It should be the cause of the virus, try the virus first (in safe mode), if it doesn't work, the system will be restored, WinXP has the function of automatically setting the restore point should solve your problem! good luck

The file association is destroyed by a virus, and the virus is used first"Rabbits"or"360"and so on.

Check to see if your file is running in a DOS environment.

It's supposed to be a Trojan horse.,Check and kill it first.,And then the next (Buddha loves my sheep) tool repairs the IE.,It can be solved.。

If you want to delete, please --- the arrangement icon on the right side of the desktop blank space - run the desktop cleanup wizard, the next step, check the unwanted IE, uncheck the others, next, finish, and then go back to the desktop to delete the newly generated folder.

There are only three possible scenarios for this to happen. 1. Medium virus; 2. The residual core left when uninstalling the file; 3. Illegal shutdown.

Solving these problems is usually straightforward. Antivirus, shredding, restoring backups...Wait a minute.

Happy Chinese New Year in advance!