Greetings,
I'm here on behalf of my nephew who got a virus on his school laptop "by doing nothing at all." His sister got something a couple of years back by also "doing nothing at all" which I was able to fix. This one is a little harder to remove, and this forum seems to have a pretty good track record of removing this virus. He has that virus where dllhost.exe has about 30 instances running which also maxes out his CPU. I've ran a Malwarebytes and ESET scan in "safe mode with command...
Yet another dllhost.exe *32 thread
I'm here on behalf of my nephew who got a virus on his school laptop "by doing nothing at all." His sister got something a couple of years back by also "doing nothing at all" which I was able to fix. This one is a little harder to remove, and this forum seems to have a pretty good track record of removing this virus. He has that virus where dllhost.exe has about 30 instances running which also maxes out his CPU. I've ran a Malwarebytes and ESET scan in "safe mode with command...
Yet another dllhost.exe *32 thread