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alan b
C:\>cmd /c taskkill /im JDRMCYK.EXE /f /t
SUCCESS: The process with PID 1716 child of PID 1504 has been terminated.
But I type in cmd /c taskkill /im JDRMCYK.EXE /f /t
AGAIN and it still displays SUCCESS: like above indicating it is still
there.
But SEARCH does not able to locate it.
DARN IT!!!
C:\Documents and Settings\alan>cd
C:\Documents and Settings\alan
C:\>cmd /c taskkill /im JDRMCYK.EXE /f /t
SUCCESS: The process with PID 1716 child of PID 1504 has been terminated.
But I type in cmd /c taskkill /im JDRMCYK.EXE /f /t
AGAIN and it still display SUCCESS: like above indicating it is still there.
But SEARCH does not able to locate it.
DARN IT!!!
C:\>> >
SUCCESS: The process with PID 1716 child of PID 1504 has been terminated.
But I type in cmd /c taskkill /im JDRMCYK.EXE /f /t
AGAIN and it still displays SUCCESS: like above indicating it is still
there.
But SEARCH does not able to locate it.
DARN IT!!!
(C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.David Candy said:To post that reply I spent 7:03 to 9:08 local time click Send/Recieve. I am
very angry at the moment.
You have to taskkill them before you can delete them. Now
a/ Reenable Windows Messenger Service. The problem is incorrect
configuration. The internet shouldn't be able to send it messages. But your
computer is treating the internet as a corporate network rather a dangerous
public network - cos XP is designed first and formost as a corporate
computer. I guess you setup the internet via a CD. When this happens the
firewall is not enabled - thus allowing people to send you messages and
virus to send themselves. The popup were a warning that you are wide open
and you did the equiv of taking aspirin for a brain tumor - it helps with
the pain but you still die. Type firewall in XP's Help and turn it on. It
will stop you getting viruses as well.
I know msdm is not an MS file but it may be another companies.
Go to Start - Control Panel - Add/Remove Programs and uninstall anything you
don't want or use.
Then search for those filenames, right click them, choose Properties and
read the version tab. This will help you to identify them, both by what
folder they are in and what the properties say about them.
You can only delete files that aren't running. So you must Taskkill them
before deleting
, so assume that msdm.exe is a virus type
cmd /c taskkill /im msdm.exe /f /t (or type cmd then taskkill /im msdm.exe
/f /t to keep the window open (up/down keys recall previous commands). Then
search for and delete it.
By now that JJJJJJXY file will have probably restarted. You may need to kill
it again.
Test after each taskkill if regedit/taskman can work.
alan b said:David,
yes i tried to run pop3 mail server long time ago. (5 to 7 months ago) I no
longer need it. WinKill is a pop up killer utility. I no longer use it
because
I have disabled Windows Messengers to prevent any message with
title"Messenger" to pop up. It works well as pop up killer ever since.
You notice things dont look right to you. I am real still at novice stage
for long time and still am.
I just found out from another guy that MSDM.EXE is not microsoft product at
all. I tried to delete it, but it is access denied, tho i unchecked its
archive properties. What should I do ? i vaguely remember about attribute
subcommands..It may work. It looks like you are the right guy for
assistance.
yes it is real nuisance. i am having malicious virus.
I typed in:
Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
C:\Documents and Settings\alan>cd
C:\Documents and Settings\alan
C:\>cmd /c taskkill /im JDRMCYK.EXE /f /t
SUCCESS: The process with PID 1716 child of PID 1504 has been terminated.
But I type in cmd /c taskkill /im JDRMCYK.EXE /f /t
AGAIN and it still display SUCCESS: like above indicating it is still there.
But SEARCH does not able to locate it.
DARN IT!!!
C:\>> >
20I typed in the line below and got the output SUCCESS:
C:\>cmd /c taskkill /im JDRMCYK.EXE /f /t
SUCCESS: The process with PID 908 child of PID 480 has been terminated.
I want to delete the files that dont look right. but it is access denied.
thanks for the reply...
C:\>
onesDavid Candy said:You have a lot of crap running. Straight away this jumps out at me
JDRMCYK.EXE
This looks suss as it's a legit filename with an extra letter (or one
removed depending oon what file)
MSDM.EXE
I'd like you to tell me which ones you know are legit. (I presume you are
running a pop3 mail server?), what winkill for instance.
I don't want to spend time researching every file. So tell me what
youknow are legit.
Type in Start Run
cmd /c taskkill /im JDRMCYK.EXE /f /t
Here's YOUR list with standard parts of windows removed
Image Name PID Session Name Session# Mem Usage
========================= ====== ================ ======== ============
System Idle Process 0 Console 0 20 K
System 4 Console 0 220 K
[Below is from IIS?]
INETINFO.EXE 1368 Console 0 10,084 K
NBTHLP.EXE 1412 Console 0 4,788 K
NVSVC32.EXE 1584 Console 0 2,588 K
POP3 Uniserver.exe 1624 Console 0 5,132 K
[DAP sounds a bit suss?]
DAP.EXE 768 Console 0 8,412 K
JDRMCYK.EXE 908 Console 0 3,524 K
MSDM.EXE 976 Console 0 7,172 K
[Rundll32 is a helper program - it runs DLLs as exe.]
RUNDLL32.EXE 1348 Console 0 2,764 K
Weather.exe 1576 Console 0 13,360 K
libupdate32.exe 1668 Console 0 6,360 K
POPMENU.EXE 1716 Console 0 4,464 K
SQLMANGR.EXE 2316 Console 0 5,532 K
[Something to do with winzip or Logictech?]
WZQKPICK.EXE 2504 Console 0 3,404 K
WinKill.exe 2540 Console 0 5,936 K
I do as you said about the cmd line.
It is copied and pasted below.
Tell me what I should do next.
Image Name PID Session Name Session# Mem Usage
========================= ====== ================ ======== ============
System Idle Process 0 Console 02204644,5402,3363,2521,7563,16817,4202,2323,8164,3646,0002,14410,0843,0204,7882,5885,1323,58835,8048,4126,8803,5247,1721,1927,0208,61623,7727,2323,2722,76413,3606,3604,4645,5323,4045,93632,1881,5121,5403,4124,392K posted
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