If it's a Microsoft file (check it's properties) it's not, if it's Nimda.E
then it's a virus. These files have had some viruses that appear to run as
the legitimate processes.
If you're not sure about a file, Google it. You should come up with
additional information on them.
csrss.exe and smss.exe should be in Windows\System32 folder and should show
Microsoft info on it.
That would depend on the location of the files that are being detected
as trojans. Both are *usually* legitimate if they are located in the
WINDOWS\system32 folder. smss.exe should NOT be loading via Msconfig at
Startup.
Steve Wechsler (akaMowGreen)
MVP Windows Server
AumHa VSOP
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