What is the problem of capitalized system processes, computer system process names becoming capitali

1.Now it's just slow, not like a virus.

2.There is no essential difference between uppercase and lowercase processes. You have to look at the folder they are in to determine if it is a virus or not.

If or, or two appear, regardless of the difference in capitalization, it is problematic. Some machines are optimized, there may be two, but never two. Judging a virus based on its case is incorrect.

3.The icon is normal, but it is a little slow to load, you can consider cleaning up the registry and removing some unnecessary startup items.

4.No one is going to kill you for this problem, you're all killed, and there are no samples. Many viruses have these behaviors.

5.It's very simple, patch frequently, upgrade antivirus software frequently, do not click on links from unknown sources, do not open emails from unknown sources, and check for viruses when plugging in a foreign USB flash drive.

Hope it helps.

1.There are 2The hijacking of the task manager causes you to only see the processes that the programmer wants you to see (those process names are written by him, but it is possible that some processes may become larger, so that's okay).

3.The icon is normal, but the machine reflects that it is slowed down.

4.I don't know...

5.Pin a few commonly used**.

Added: Cancel the administrator's permission to change the password in MMC.

I can tell you unequivocally.

There is only one way to reinstall the system.

And delete (not uninstall) all executables (can't be opened), otherwise there's basically no good solution.

Use the latest ghost again

Kill the soft C disk and then ghost

Just be careful later.

Back up your important files.

That's pretty much it.

Every computer that uses Windows is a threat, regardless of the operating system it uses. Because, Microsoft has too many vulnerabilities.

Case-based processes don't have to worry about it.

icon can also be left alone.

The poison 8 days ago was win32.,At least that's what the Rising virus database says.,I've also been tricked.,And then I killed it manually.。

The virus 3 days ago is actually a variant of a more powerful virus n months ago, which is mainly aimed at the exe file. Most of the current antiviruses can be killed.

I don't know if the landlord is a genuine antivirus user, at least I am. I have used Kaba, Jinshan, Ruixing, and Jiangmin, Jiangmin is the worst, Kaba's anti-virus ability is relatively strong, but it has also killed a lot of my Dongdong by mistake.

The Rising cowhide was blown too big, and I took a fancy to what he said at the beginning"Proactive defense"I just bought it, but it turned out that I couldn't prevent it, let alone the active, the passive one.

When I expire, I'll go and use Jinshan and add another 360

IE6 and MaxThon are good, IE7 is not good, I've used it.

1.Is my machine really a threat?

This may be because you have a very good understanding of the system, and some poisons only occur at certain times.

2.What's going on with those uppercase processes (formerly lowercase)?

There are some systems in this one that are like this.

3.Are those icons working?

Icons from whiteboard to there, this is caused by the slow loading speed of the computer, which is very common on classic machines. This can also happen with poisoning.

4.What is the virus of two poisonings.

What kind of poison? Only ask the person who hangs the poison. The name of the virus is set by the killer itself.

5.How not to be easily hung by the virus.

This one. Don't mess up**, don't mess up software. Generally OK.

How do I restrict another administrator from changing another administrator's password?

This one. It doesn't seem like it works, it's all the highest authority.

Let's pretend to be an oriental microdot, this is a soft kill. It is a very good tool to understand how the system works.

The most powerful way to prevent viruses:

Back up a non-toxic system with one-click restore (the kind of one-click restore that presses F11 when you boot up), and shut down and press F11 to restore when you see a situation. Then surely no problem. Of course, your important information can't be put on the C drive.

You can try to end these processes, see if there is any reaction will be restarted or an error will be raised, if not, then end these processes every time you start (in the service manager) Find the end of the process OK If it still doesn't work, then open the network and install Kaba Antivirus or not, you can only reinstall the system, or manually delete the virus.

Rookies can use ice blades......They definitely won't be called rookies, don't laugh at them with your skills, you don't have a virus, it's okay with a capital letter, because of the ignorant ** wrong propaganda, everyone has deified hackers, hackers are not gods, hackers are not saboteurs, and saboteurs can't be called hackers completely.

Speaking of adding users, add a guest to the control panel - user account, and then use the guest to log in The danger of being attacked by Trojans is smaller.

Why bother to reinstall the system directly.

Your system is down.

Reinstall the system after formatting.

It's a problem with the version, it's fine.

Generally speaking, if there is no problem with the operation, it doesn't matter. But if you suspect that it is a virus (virus) can be killed in the next 360, if it is reinstalled or restored or it is not running normally, it is possible that you have the latest ghost virus (virus), you can go to Kingsoft (kingsoft) to kill the next special kill, and you can find out the information about the ghost in Baidu.