Is my computer controlled by someone on my local area network? No sound from the computer .

Symptom: Automatically mute when turned on, let Ran automatically mute within a few minutes after manually turning on.

Note: This virus is not just a silent computer, like other Trojan viruses, it will record the keypad and steal passwords.

Not a complete workaround:

1.Open the system disk -windows-system32 - find Delete.

2.Run the regedit registry and look for the following path: hkey current user software microsoft windows currentversion run

Delete everything.

3.Find it on your computer and in the registry, delete it.

4.Start Menu - Run - Type regsvr32 and reboot.

It's not toxic to use the card bar.

That means it's unlikely that someone is controlling your machine, brother Chinese computer masters don't have so many, and it should be that the sound card is not very good depending on your situation.

It's all like that

Go buy one, it's not expensive.

Want to know if your computer is controlled by the local area network, and you will know if you listen to the sound after the network is disconnected? Generally unlikely.

After repartitioning, the installation system should be fine

Kill the virus first. Redo the system.

Reinstall the sound card driver.

Under normal circumstances, remote access to or control of someone else's computer requires the consent of the other person. There will also be a record of the remote login on the computer. It is illegal to hide the login traces and not let others know about it.

Article 285 of the Criminal Law [Crime of Illegal Intrusion into Computer Information Systems] Whoever violates state regulations by intruding into computer information systems in the fields of state affairs, national defense construction, or cutting-edge science and technology shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years or short-term detention.

Where state provisions are violated by invading computer information systems other than those provided for in the preceding paragraph or employing other technical means to obtain data stored, processed, or transmitted in that computer information system, or by illegally controlling the computer information system, and the circumstances are serious, a sentence of up to three years imprisonment or short-term detention is to be given, and/or a fine; where the circumstances are especially serious, the sentence is between three and seven years imprisonment and a concurrent fine.