All of them came from the same exe in windows folderSee which CMD.exes are running when it pops up is east start
All of them came from the same exe in windows folderSee which CMD.exes are running when it pops up is east start
But if you look from task manager for each one separately it might give more informationAll of them came from the same exe in windows folder
How to do that?
Btw svchost also got the same warning. But isn't svchost only can by used by windows itself?
I'm too lazy for that. Windows defender pre boot scanner should function the same, right?That is some feaky shit. I would take the drive out and scan it on a different system.
Try looking with Process Explorer or maybe try Autoruns
ps: finding cmd.exe in HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\SafeBoot\AlternateShell is normal![]()
Autoruns - Sysinternals
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is this still cmd.exe? did you see what the actual command line was?uh... guys... help me make this made sense
1. tried to run windows defender offline but nothing happen after the full screen security prompt.
2. tried to run it thru powershell, shows error 0x8000000a (dunno how many zeroes)
3. tried to run thru cmd, it works! it reboots and start scanning.
4. back to normal windows, chkdsk found disk error on startup and told me to reboot.
5. reboot. checked windows defender scan log : 0 detected. checked the detection log, no longer detecting any issues...
screenshot. offline scan was done around that last warning. 1 hour later. still no detection.
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yes still cmd.exe, svchost, etc... the same thing i posted previously. the command lines are also the same as the one before (no cmd.exe in task manager too).is this still cmd.exe? did you see what the actual command line was?
try process monitor from sysinternals.com and try to have it log cmd.exe and match the times to see what trying to doyes still cmd.exe, svchost, etc... the same thing i posted previously. the command lines are also the same as the one before (no cmd.exe in task manager too).
anyway, the detection doesnt increase at all. here's the screenshot, many hours after that one.
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so... issues fixed?
oh and i forgot to mention that i also got a windows update. it should be between 1 and 2 in my previous reply., but the update failed.
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The problem is that the problem no longer occurs.try process monitor from sysinternals.com and try to have it log cmd.exe and match the times to see what trying to do
How does windows 11 compare to windows 10?
I stopped watching when the Witcher 3 was run with no RT...
Seriously considering dual booting, but I need to see more testing with the new nvidia drivers.
I stopped watching when the Witcher 3 was run with no RT...