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Hello.
OS info is in my signature.
Tinypic resized and clipped these, so I can post better quality at some place like Imagevenue, if you like.
For a few days, now, I've noticed a great reduction in performance while online.
Looking at the task manager, I found this:
So, I opened the view processes for all users, although I am the only user...I think!...and saw this:
So, I opened the view services link that appeared when I right-clicked the offending process, and saw this (all blue shaded were netsvcs with PID 1212):
How in the world do I find the source of this type of problem?
Webroot AV and Malware detectors, Spybot S&D, and a Windows Defender scan have not found anything.
I tried gmer rootkit detector, but it bluescreens me after a while, with a message from Vista stating the OS has shut down to protect it.
I did, however, notice, before a full scan, that it showed a hidden process with some kind of file (I guess) called 5525.
It went by so fast.
Thanks for any help.
Jerry.
OS info is in my signature.
Tinypic resized and clipped these, so I can post better quality at some place like Imagevenue, if you like.
For a few days, now, I've noticed a great reduction in performance while online.
Looking at the task manager, I found this:
So, I opened the view processes for all users, although I am the only user...I think!...and saw this:
So, I opened the view services link that appeared when I right-clicked the offending process, and saw this (all blue shaded were netsvcs with PID 1212):
How in the world do I find the source of this type of problem?
Webroot AV and Malware detectors, Spybot S&D, and a Windows Defender scan have not found anything.
I tried gmer rootkit detector, but it bluescreens me after a while, with a message from Vista stating the OS has shut down to protect it.
I did, however, notice, before a full scan, that it showed a hidden process with some kind of file (I guess) called 5525.
It went by so fast.
Thanks for any help.
Jerry.
This post has been edited by slightlines: 23 June 2009 - 05:14 AM
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