For example, if Windows Task manager has been disabled use another task manager instead. Often the malicious program disables only the Windows built in tools from working, so as long as you can run other programs and the exe file type hasn’t been disabled, you can simply use an an alternative tool as a temporary replacement. You can of course try to re-enable those disabled tools but a resident malicious process needs to be stopped first or it will simply revert the restrictions back again. The Windows Command Prompt (Cmd.exe) is also is useful for repairing such things as file associations while Windows Explorer’s Folder Options are used to unhide hidden malicious executables and reveal any of your own files hidden by a virus. The easiest way to try and stop a process is from Windows Task Manager (Taskmgr.exe), an easy way to disable something from auto starting next time you boot Windows would be through the Registry (Regedit.exe) or the System Configuration Utility (Msconfig.exe).
Because advanced users can remove suspicious or malicious programs using a combination of built in Windows tools, malware makers find ways to disable those programs so you can’t easily get at them making the malware more difficult to remove. There’s also a different approach which is to make it very difficult for the average user to manually stop the malicious process or disable it from starting with Windows.
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Malicious software has become smarter over the years and all kinds of ways have been invented so you can’t detect it while its running.
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