kyler211
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my anti-virus (Trend Micro Titanium)
has been blocking a process called "appsvc.exe" saying it is a "TROJ_HIDEFIL.BMC"
i have located it but i cannot delete it saying that i need permission from my user to delete it. I am currently logged on as my user but i am unable to delete it saying the same error message. i have also tried to use the hidden administrator account using "net user administrator /active:yes"
but that account also needs permission from my user.
it constantly tries to open every 5 seconds and i cannot stop it. i can end its process from the task manager but it still continues to try starting itself up again. please help.
has been blocking a process called "appsvc.exe" saying it is a "TROJ_HIDEFIL.BMC"
i have located it but i cannot delete it saying that i need permission from my user to delete it. I am currently logged on as my user but i am unable to delete it saying the same error message. i have also tried to use the hidden administrator account using "net user administrator /active:yes"
but that account also needs permission from my user.
it constantly tries to open every 5 seconds and i cannot stop it. i can end its process from the task manager but it still continues to try starting itself up again. please help.
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It may be being blocked by malware - try mbam chameleon from this link:
http://www.malwarebytes.org/chameleon/
http://www.malwarebytes.org/chameleon/
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Have you tried running each and every one of these in turn?
chameleon.exe
chameleon.com
mbam-chameleon.pif
mbam-chameleon.scr
svchost.exefirefox.exe
firefox.exe
firefox.com
firefox.pif
firefox.scr
iexplore.exe
winlogon.exe
rundll32.exe
chameleon.exe
chameleon.com
mbam-chameleon.pif
mbam-chameleon.scr
svchost.exefirefox.exe
firefox.exe
firefox.com
firefox.pif
firefox.scr
iexplore.exe
winlogon.exe
rundll32.exe
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It may not be the smartest thing to double click the exe, as many programs may have several exes, linked in various ways. You should use the Shortcut in Programs, or the shortcut on desktop.
Further, "A System Restore error would only appear if someone was actually trying to run System Restore in an effort to fix a problem." - Link Removed
Might be very true. Leading my thoughts to the fact that it's a driver / other installation problem. Instead of restore, you might try "hard way" uninstallation of anything installed lately, especially if you have used some automated updates. Not to forget, quite often these problems are faster resolved by reinstalling Windows altogether, instead of fighting for light years with isolated problems. A good move is to have Windows System installed in one place, and have personal files in another place = partition or disk. That way you can reinstall Windows without having personal files affected.
Hope you get it fixed - sincere hope!
Further, "A System Restore error would only appear if someone was actually trying to run System Restore in an effort to fix a problem." - Link Removed
Might be very true. Leading my thoughts to the fact that it's a driver / other installation problem. Instead of restore, you might try "hard way" uninstallation of anything installed lately, especially if you have used some automated updates. Not to forget, quite often these problems are faster resolved by reinstalling Windows altogether, instead of fighting for light years with isolated problems. A good move is to have Windows System installed in one place, and have personal files in another place = partition or disk. That way you can reinstall Windows without having personal files affected.
Hope you get it fixed - sincere hope!
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