Use the brute force method to delete the dllhost.exe

Today, I visited WZ. what's interesting is the two long-overdue DOS batch processing commands.

Today, a remote connection helps a friend who does not know much about the computer to clear the virus. A bunch of runauto .. directories are displayed, and c: \ windows \ dllhost.exe is in the process.

Many methods for manual cleanup are required to install iceswords or to secure mode. However, remote control is inconvenient (the network is also slow ). Failed.

Later, I found a method of violent violence. It was very simple to open two command line windows and execute them respectively:
In the first cmd window, run: For/L % A in (, 2) Do taskkill/f/IM dllhost.exe

In the second cmd window, run: For/L % A in (, 2) Do attrib-H-S-r c: \ Windows \ dllhost.exe & del c: \ windows \ dllhost.exe

At the beginning, you will see an error that the file cannot be deleted. After a few seconds, you can find that the task has been successfully deleted, as the taskkill report cannot find the process, and the attrib and del reports cannot find the file. Use Ctrl + C to stop the two endless loops.

The principle is very simple. Both of them are endless loops (from 1 to 2, but the step size is 0). One is kill and the other is deleted. There will always be a time point where del can be killed before the process is rebuilt.

At present, all three of my friends are successfully cleared. Of course, you should remember to delete setuprs1.if, and hijack and delete the ifeo of cmd.exe and regedit.exe in the registration table.