Important: Detecting (Virus/Trojan/Worm/Adware/Spyware) manually

Hello all!!
If you want to know the (Virus/Trojan/Worm/Adware/Spyware) installed in your computer, here I'm providing you with simple ways to detect them manually.

*press ctrl+alt+delete to view the task manager, select process page, if one of your PC processes matches with one of the below processes, well done you have detect virus or ad....... so list the name of the running application(process) in here to get some help.


adaware.exe
alevir.exe
arr.exe
backWeb.exe
bargains.exe
blss.exe
bootconf.exe
bpc.exe
brasil.exe
bundle.exe
bvt.exe
cfd.exe
cmd32.exe
cmesys.exe
datemanager.exe
dcomx.exe
divx.exe
dllreg.exe
dpps2.exe
dssagent.exe
emsw.exe
explore.exe
fsg_4104.exe
gator.exe
gmt.exe
hbinst.exe
hbsrv.exe
hxdl.exe
hxiul.exe
iedll.exe
iedriver.exe
iexplorer.exe
infus.exe
infwin.exe
intdel.exe
isass.exe
istsvc.exe
jdbgmrg.exe
kazza.exe
keenvalue.exe
kernel32.exe
launcher.exe
loader.exe
mapisvc32.exe
md.exe
mfin32.exe
mmod.exe
mostat.exe
msapp.exe
msbb.exe
msblast.exe
mscache.exe
msccn32.exe
mscman.exe
msdm.exe
msiexec16.exe
mslaugh.exe
msmgt.exe
msmsgri32.exe
msrexe.exe
mssys.exe
msvxd.exe
netd32.exe
nssys32.exe
nstask32.exe
nsupdate.exe
onsrvr.exe
optimize.exe
patch.exe
pgmonitr.exe
powerscan.exe
prizesurfer.exe
prmt.exe
prmvr.exe
ray.exe
rb32.exe
rcsync.exe
run32dll.exe
rundll.exe
rundll16.exe
ruxdll32.exe
sahagent.exe
save.exe
savenow.exe
sc.exe
scam32.exe
scrsvr.exe
scvhost.exe
service.exe
showbehind.exe
soap.exe
spoler.exe
srng.exe
start.exe
stcloader.exe
support.exe
svc.exe
svchosts.exe
svshost.exe
system.exe
system32.exe
teekids.exe
trickler.exe
tsadbot.exe
tvmd.exe
tvtmd.exe
webdav.exe
win32.exe
win32us.exe
winactive.exe
win-bugsfix.exe
windows.exe
wininetd.exe
wininit.exe
winlogin.exe
winmain.exe
winnet.exe
winppr32.exe
winservn.exe
winssk32.exe
winstart.exe
winstart001.exe
wintsk32.exe
winupdate.exe
wnad.exe
wupdt.exe

unfortunately theres invisible viruses and process so you cant know everything.

*the second way: by Registry edit. its good but not for dummies and beginners.
• press start, select RUN.
• type in the RUN window the command "regedit".
• follow this folders path. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > Software > Microsoft >Windows > Current Version > Run
• at the right of the Registry Editor window theres the name of the files, if you find a strange name it cud be a spywareor... dont delete it till you make sure and ask anyone about this software and how to remove it completely.
NOTE: always create a restore point before editing the registry.

I appreciate your comments.
Krazymale+++

 

Nice info..

If i feel like somethings going wrong i just bring up task manager and slap the process in google and see what i get..

I reccomend that if you belive you may be infected you post a HJT log rather than doing it yourself..