1, what did you say? ssdp_5325 1008.exe？ And delete another exe program and bat batch first.
2. Since I deleted both my own rogue programs, I will take other files as a demonstration here:
Click? SSDPOpeServer.exe->； Right click? "property" -& gt； Choice? "Safe"? Tab, user rights will appear in the Security tab. -& gt； Point it out? "Edit"? Button ................ is as shown in the picture:?
After the edit permissions window appears, in the following system permissions? "Full control"? Refuse? Check it, and then you will find that the following items are automatically checked. ? -& gt； Click? "application"->; And then the other way around? "Group or User Name"? Other users in? "Full control"? Refuse? Inspection and application? -& gt； Click? "Good" completion
Similarly, do the above operation for another SSDPOptServer.exe program.
At this point, you can end the above two processes and disable these two related services. After this process, first make sure that all three files mentioned in the first step are deleted. You can use the software to delete these two services.
Next, go back to the permission editing window just now, reverse step 2-2, and uncheck all? : (This step is to delete these two exe files), and then click OK.
Now SSDPOpeServer.exe? And then what? SSDPOptServer.exe, these two files are back to normal permissions. You can crush them with a shredder.
3, end, the test passed under win7, hoping to help you.
PS:？ It should be the process of texting. I am using SMS myself (it should be called E-mail _EXin in Hubei), but after a long test, these two processes do not affect SMS surfing at all, so I can safely delete it.
If you connect to the Internet next time, the software will download SSDPOpeServer.exe for you again? And then what? SSDPOptServer.exe and running, you can search the file stupdate.exe in the Flash (e-mail) installation directory, reduce the permissions of this file, or delete this file, and then create a blank read-only file with the same name in the directory. I won't run again after that.