According to the process name killing
This method is implemented by the Taskkill command under the WinXP system, before using this method, first you need to open the process list interface of the system to find the specific process name corresponding to the virus process.
Then click on the "Start → run" command, in the pop-up system run box, run the "cmd" command, and then enter the DOS command line in the "TASKKILL/IMAAA" format of the string command, click Enter, the stubborn virus process "AAA" was forcibly killed. For example, to forcibly kill "Conime." EXE "virus process, as long as the taskkill/imconime is executed at the command prompt. EXE command, it will not be long before the system returns results automatically.
According to process number killing
The above method is only valid for some of the virus processes, encountering some more "stubborn" virus processes, may be useless. At this point you can forcibly kill all virus processes by Win2000 the built-in commands of the system above--NTSD, because this command is in addition to system process, SMSS. EXE process, CSRSS. EXE processes cannot be "dealt with" and can basically deal with all other processes. However, before using this command to kill the virus process, you need to find the specific process number of the corresponding virus process.
In view of the default state of the System Process list interface, is not displaying the specific process number, so you can open the System Task Manager window first, click Select Columns under the View menu item, select the PID (process marker) option in the Pop-up Settings box, and click OK. Return to the System Process list page, you can see the corresponding virus process specific PID.
Then open the System Run dialog, where you run the "cmd" command, at the command prompt, enter the "ntsd-cq-ppid" command, you can force the specified PID virus process to kill. For example, if you find that a virus process has a PID of "444", you can execute the "ntsd-cq-p444" command to kill the virus process.