Rising Rising and 360 can t be opened, and the suspicious system exe is still not working

1. First of all, whether to really kill the virus, open winrar (decompression software), if not, it is recommended to install one. Then look in WinRar to see if there are any suspicious files in the root directory of each disk, especially in the first place. files with the pif extension, or so on, these are generally viruses.

Generally hidden files.

2. If there is, copy the file name and search it to see if the properties of this file are viruses and how to kill them.

3. As for the antivirus software not working, it is because the virus has turned them off, or changed your system files.

Basically, it can't be killed, and my friend's computer has been redone and still can't completely eliminate the impact of the virus. It is recommended to redo the system, and then immediately update Rising and 360, and you can basically kill it.

Restart the program to repair Rising in safe mode of the computer and perform a full antivirus on the system.

Turn on the computer and press F8 to enter the safe mode, see if the two can be played, and kill the virus if it can. If you can't, just uninstall and reinstall them. If you can't reinstall it, reinstall the system.

That's where you're poisoned in the depths, and it's recommended to redo a system!

I recommend that you don't use Rising anymore.

Rising drug detection is not good.

Not to mention shelling.

You try to kill, maybe poisoned, I think you can try Rising Kaka and 2010 together, and 360 seems to be in conflict.

It is recommended that the landlord fix it. Start - Program - Rising Antivirus - Add and remove components, then click Repair, and the next step is OK. If you can't fix it, you can only reinstall it, and after reinstalling, quickly upgrade Rising Antivirus.

It may be that there is a conflict between the two software.

Close one.

If you just browse the web, it will definitely not be automatically installed for you, it may be that they have promoted Rising by installing other software, and they may not have paid attention to it, and there is a possibility that the link is wrong.

If you want to uninstall it according to the following method, Rising Antivirus 2011 specific uninstall method:

Method 1: (Recommended) Click the [Start] menu in the lower left corner of the screen, find [Programs All Programs], find the [Rising Antivirus] column, click [Repair] in the column, at this time, the Rising Software Maintenance Mode interface will pop up, select [Uninstall] in the interface, click "Next", remove the check box of "Keep User Profile" at the bottom of the interface, and then click "Next", enter the verification code according to the program prompts, and keep "Next" until the uninstallation is completed.

Method 2: Open the system [Control Panel], find [Add or Remove Programs] ([Uninstall Programs] or [Programs and Functions] for win7 systems), after opening, click [Rising Antivirus] in the interface (right-click for win7 system), click [Change Delete] (for win7 system, [Uninstall and change Zhaochang]), then the Rising software maintenance mode interface will pop up, select [Uninstall] in the interface and click "Next", remove the "Keep User Profile" at the bottom of the interface Then click "Next", enter the verification code according to the program prompts, and then "Next" until the uninstallation is completed.

Note: If you have used third-party software or programs to uninstall Rising Antivirus, resulting in incomplete uninstallation and cannot be uninstalled normally in the above way, please log in.

**, find [Rising Antivirus 2011] and then**complete installation package (must** complete installation package),**After installing it normally according to the default way, and then uninstall Rising Antivirus in the above way.

There are several ways to uninstall Rising Star, you can try it, but it's best not to use third-party software to uninstall, try the several methods mentioned upstairs one by one, under normal circumstances, the uninstaller that comes with Rising can be uninstalled, and the uninstaller is in the repair option.

Open the Control Panel and tap Add and Remove.

You can change the anti-virus software, different security software, different virus databases, different anti-virus engines, different intervening parties, different physical examination items, and different software engineers have different understandings of viruses and system vulnerabilities.

Inactivate first, and then kill them all.

It is recommended to quickly re-check and kill, or carry out a comprehensive anti-virus in safe mode, and do not be afraid of trouble, safety first.

If you encounter a stubborn Trojan, you can enter the safe mode to kill the virus.

It is recommended that you use antivirus software to detect Trojan viruses as soon as they are detected. Generally, when the Trojans are scanned, they will help you check all the Trojans, and you only need to click "Clear Now". Some Trojans require a reboot of the computer, so don't bother to get rid of the damage completely.

Take it to the repair computer and fix it, they should have a professional repair.

Do you have any important information in your computer, if not, then reinstall it directly, if there is, start it with a USB flash drive, and then copy out the useful information, and reinstall the system, the USB flash drive will start to get it, right?

Hello, in your case, it is recommended to try a different software and check and kill viruses completely. Method:

In this case, I would have to restore the system backup or reinstall the system.