the only ones that u could safely remove are the ones started by "son" note how i said safely. u could still get rid of someof the others. i will list what they are all. after that , u can decide which ones are okay do end.
wdfmgr.exe is part of Microsoft Windows media player 10 and above. this process decreases compatibility problems while the product is in use. This program is non-essential process to the running of the system, but should not be terminated unless suspected to be causing problems.
svchost (this ones important) is a system process belonging to the Microsoft Windows Operating System which handles processes executed from DLLs. so dont end it or all hell will brake loose. no matter how many of them there are. PUT THE MOUSE DOWN AND STEP AWAY FROM THE PROCESS!
alg is a part of the Microsoft Windows operating system. It is a big kahunna process for Microsoft Windows Internet Connection sharing and Internet connection firewall. dont end this one either.
iexplore is Microsoft Windows Internet Explorer. you can end it if u want, but it will close the ie window.
taskmgr is a big humungous duh. only it does take a little more CPU then i think it should....
System Idle Process tells u how much CPU u have left. its not a process and cant be killed.
uh oh.... your in trouble now... system is NOT a system process. it is a TROJAN ahhhhh!!!! now attakers can gain access to your computer. try as hard as u can to remove it as soon as possible and c if u cant trak it down and kill it entirely.
NPROTECT is a process that adds an extra layer of protection to the recycle bin. Leave untouched. If you want to remove it, do so via the Norton Utilities’ control screen.
NAVAPSVC is like the whole Norten thing protecter mabober so dont touch it unless u get a craving to kill ur antivirus protection (which, im sad to say, dosn't seem to be working. look at system)
savscan is nortan crap
so is sndsrvc (nortan crap)
symlcsvc MORE FRIEKEN NORTAN CRAP
smss is a system process that is a part of the Microsoft Windows Operating System. It is called the Session Manager SubSystem and is responsible for handling sessions on your system. so dont kill it. it might come back from "dead process hell" and KILL YOU!!!
wow i am writing alot...
csrss is a process that manages most graphical commands in Windows. so dont end it unless you want to make windows look like $*!t or, more likly, get the dreaded blue screen of death.
WinLogon is the Windows NT login manager. It handles the login and logout procedures on your system. This process is an essential part of your OS and should be left alone. Please just dont even go there...
services is a part of the Microsoft Windows Operating System and manages the operation of starting and stopping services. This process also deals with the automatic starting of services during the comptuers boot-up and the stopping of servicse during shut-down. it makes things go.
lsass deals mainly with windows local security and logon policies. i think u should just leave all the ones with ass in them alone
ccevtmgr is even more nortan crap. Nortan is a frieken resource hog.
OMFG i thought i was done with nortan but i guess not. symwsc is another nortan process.
spoolsv is a process that manages the Microsoft Windows Spooling to your local printing.
ccproxy k i give up. i will just accept that nortan is a *BLEEP*IN RESOURCE HOG!
ccsetmgr is more $&!t from nortan.
cisvc helps prevent low memory problems
HOLY CRAP THAT TOOK A LONG TIME!! oh well now u can decide for yourself what to end. i will answer ur other questions later.
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Jul 26, 2008
