Mike wrote:
> i had the above problem and nothing helped. Not even McAfee stinger
> and Trend sysclean but it didn't help.
> i just want to let the interested one's know that problem solved.
> i installed Sygate firewall and denied the access of the Generic Host
> Process to the internet. 2 days past with no problem.
> Anyone with this problem try this solution.
> greets, Mike.
You have only put a bandage on the problem. You still have something
that is using svchost to try and get out. At least run Ad-aware and
Spybot Search & Destroy to see if you have non-viral malware. Make sure
to update these programs first. You can get both (free) at
<a rel="nofollow" style='text-decoration: none;' href="http://www.majorgeeks.com." target="_blank">www.majorgeeks.com.</a>
From your post, it is unclear whether or not you have a full-featured
antivirus installed on your computer. If you don't, you need to get one
ASAP, install it, update it, and do a complete scan in Safe Mode.
Stinger and Sysclean are excellent tools, but they are *first-line*
tools, not meant as a substitute for a full-featured av.
Malke
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