Two tricks: "force" the virus process to be killed

Scan and kill by process name
This method is implemented through the taskkill command in the WinXP system. before using this method, you must first open the system process list interface and find the specific process name corresponding to the virus process.
Click "Start> Run", run the "cmd" command in the pop-up system run box, and then enter the string command in the format of "taskkill/im aaa" in the doscommand line, after you click the Enter key, the stubborn virus process "aaa" is forcibly killed. In other words, to forcibly kill the conime.exe virus process, the system will automatically return the results as long as the "taskkill/im conime.exe" command is executed at the command prompt.
Scan and kill by process number
The above method is only effective for some virus processes. It may be useless to encounter more "stubborn" virus processes. In this case, you can use the built-in command ntsd of Win2000 or above to forcibly kill all virus processes, because this command can be used in addition to System processes, SMSS. EXE process, CSRSS. the EXE process cannot "handle" any other processes. However, before using this command to kill a virus process, you must first find the specific process Number of the virus process.
Because the system process list interface does not display a specific process number by default, you can open the System Task Manager window first, click the "Select column" command under the "View" menu item, select the "PID process flag" option in the pop-up setting box, and click "OK. After you return to the system process list page, you can view the specific PID of the virus process.
Then open the system running dialog box, run the "cmd" command, and enter the "ntsd-c q-p PID" command at the command prompt, the virus process with the specified PID can be forcibly killed. For example, if the PID of a virus process is "444", you can run the "ntsd-c q-p 444" command to kill the virus process.