removing svchost.exe

[junielromares]

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Good day! mga sir

unsaon pag.remove aning mga Sir!!! any ways how to remove this!!

thanks daan Sir!!

[natividad]

try reformat bro dn enable firewall

[junielromares]

no other way Sir!! besides formating??

[mAlD|tO]

legit mana na process ang svchost.exe bai though some viruses nag pretend na svchost.exe like pareho sila og filename..try to run antivirus if di ka sure of legit ba jud na ang process na svchost.exe na nagdagan nimo..

What is svchost.exe And Why Is It Running? - How-To Geek

[junielromares]

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[winjwheel]

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for more info. pud ani nga error: J46N4.exe.

Computer Threats: j46n4.exe

[rockford_fosgate09]

naa man daghan ana google oi.. search lang

[orochimaru700]

pila na ka svchost.exe nag dagan sa imo process? ky legit na, ug naay mo sobra nga mag wala2x sa imo process, suspicious svchost.exe gyud na

[wire]

...based from what my understanding is that, svchost.exe is a system process which belongs to Microsoft Windows.

this is my key things,

• svchost.exe handles processes executed from DLLs.
• svchost.exe holds multiple Windows services.
• svchost.exe can run in multiple instances and every instance of may hold one or more services. svchost.exe is called a shared service process. Multiple services use it in order to minimise resource consumption.

Question? What happens if I will delete svchost.exe?

ANS: svchost.exe is essential system process and can not be terminated. Its important for the safe and stable run of the computer system. svchost.exe is a system process, it is a safe file and does not pose any threat.

But one thing, various parasites tries to exploit this name and something like similar names (but not svchost.exe itself). If you see a process which looks like this but has a typo - you're infected with Trojans or viruses. Additionally, there is W32.Welchia.Worm which takes advantage of the Windows LSASS vulnerability, creates a buffer overflow and instigates your computer to shut down.

these are the names exploited by the parasites:
svchosts.exe, scvhost.exe, scvhosts.exe, svchostc.exe, xsvchost.exe, svchost.exe.bak and others.

Note: sometimes you AV may not be able to detect, so, use processexprolorer.exe and download this tool from a legit website like Microsoft.