Unlike regular programs, parasites run their processes without your knowledge. The most efficient way to kill a malicious process is to use the built-in Task Manager in Windows XP or Vista.
Here’s how you do it:
1. Press “Alt+Ctrl+Delete“, then click on “Task Manager”. You can also launch the Task Manager instantly if you press “Ctrl + Shift + ESC” simultaneously.
2. Select the process that you want to stop, then click on “End Process”.
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http***antivir-product*net
this is the one
and this is the website I was directed to… :S
Mine actually blocks everything so I can’t open the task manager.
it says “Application canot be executed. The file taskmgr.exe is infected.”
so basically it blocks every application, program, etc. and it’s name is AV Security Suite.
If anyone has any solution for this help would be greatly appreciated.
Please e-mail me.
Many thanks
Rob
THANK YOU, SARAH!!!!!!!!!! After this horrible ordeal, the last thing I wanted to do was download more software. By the way, mine was called AntiVirus 360.
I am interested in learning how to remove viruses and anti-spyware, anti-virus from computer systems, also, I want to learn to free frozen computers. What are your recommendations?
I went to task manager but did not know what process to end. av2009.exe was not listed so now what?
What do I kill?!?! You guys just tell me how to kill the crap, you’ve got no list of what to kill or anything?!?! D: I’m so confused and I want this blasted virus gone. -___-,
Ash,
look here
what if its actually disabled the task manager???
I am really having problems with this because i did this process well ended it and it still happens to be on my task bar how do i remove it from my task bar?
Lina,
take a look at this post here
What do yu do if it comes up with a thing saying task manager has ben disabled by your administrator??? and u are the administrator . . .