My manual antivirus strategy: 1, looking for virus executable file, 2, ending virus process, 3, deleting virus executable file, 4, modifying the default startup project of the system, 5, modifying the registry destroyed by virus, 6, restarting review. 1. Looking for virus execution files: virus files can find strange or clumsy processes in the task manager, possible items in random startup items in the system configuration utility, and also can be found by cmd executing the command tasklist. . . 2. Ending the virus process can usually be executed directly in the task manager, but some viruses can only be stopped by closing multiple processes at the same time. At this point, you can close it by executing the taskkill command through cmd. To close 1.exe, net.exe can type taskkill/f/im1.exe/imnet.exe and press enter. /f Here is forced shutdown /im is the name of the process image to be terminated, and the wildcard "*" can be used. For more information about taskkill, you can enter taskkill/? I see. 3. Delete the virus execution file: among the found virus files, it is more likely to delete the same file according to its size and time [I usually delete it all the time, but I don't miss an ^o^]. I can also delete it by mistake. 4. Modify the system default startup items: only start the items with common settings that you trust and disable others. [Habitual Ctfmon: Provide technical support for user input such as voice recognition, handwriting recognition, keyboard and translation. ]5. Modify the registry destroyed by virus: Because you are unfamiliar with the registry, you can only do your best and generally encounter problems. 6, restart the review: in case of omission.