No other effects though. Any ideas what could be causing this - it has only started happening during the last week.
SVChost.exe process consuming CPU [resolved]
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rjs
, Mar 16 2005 08:56 PM
#1
Posted 16 March 2005 - 08:56 PM
No other effects though. Any ideas what could be causing this - it has only started happening during the last week.
#2
Posted 05 April 2005 - 06:15 PM
If your PC schost.exe us taking up 90% of the cpu and you get an ip address of 192 or 169..... range , unable to connec to the internet then you have been hijacked. here is what i did which worked.
well you download hijack,reg fix and , kill srv, and netfix progs. you then start your pc in safe mode and then install these progs.After the installation is done you then run all these progs one after the other. also download free adware remove prog and make sure to run these in the safe mode. Onec thats done you reboot ur pc to a normal mode and run hijack progs again. this should fix the piggyback ride prog that took over scvhost.exe. lease and renew ip add. After the pc boots properly. Do not open IE, make sure to install norton and update the files right away. After installing the norton do a scan and then update the dat files. You may need to reboot the pc. It should be working fine after that . Let me know if u encounter something like this
thanks
salendra singh
well you download hijack,reg fix and , kill srv, and netfix progs. you then start your pc in safe mode and then install these progs.After the installation is done you then run all these progs one after the other. also download free adware remove prog and make sure to run these in the safe mode. Onec thats done you reboot ur pc to a normal mode and run hijack progs again. this should fix the piggyback ride prog that took over scvhost.exe. lease and renew ip add. After the pc boots properly. Do not open IE, make sure to install norton and update the files right away. After installing the norton do a scan and then update the dat files. You may need to reboot the pc. It should be working fine after that . Let me know if u encounter something like this
thanks
salendra singh
#3
Posted 05 April 2005 - 10:17 PM
This topic is closed. It was resolved in the malware section. If you need it reopened for any reason, please PM a staff member.
#4
Posted 05 April 2005 - 10:18 PM
This topic is closed. It was resolved in the malware section. If you need it reopened for any reason, please PM a staff member.
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