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<blockquote data-quote="TheBardKen" data-source="post: 326001" data-attributes="member: 32682">In the evening following the New Years, I was browsing online and noticed my fan started running faster than usual so I checked my task manager and noticed a few programs running that were unfamiliar to me. I googled them and in the time it took to find out what they were, the amount of these programs running had doubled, and had taken all of my CPU with them.The following programs are the culprits: I have given the Image Name and Descriptionsvchost.exe*32 (host Process for windows services)rundll.exe*32 (Windows host process)regsvr.exe*32 (Microsoft(c) register server)dllhost.exe*32 (COM surrogate)These are all that I&#039;ve noticed. It&#039;s becoming quite worrying. I&#039;ve posted the logs made by FRST, they are attached below.The only programs I ran to help were Anti-Malware Bytes, and JRT, in that order.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TheBardKen, post: 326001, member: 32682"] In the evening following the New Years, I was browsing online and noticed my fan started running faster than usual so I checked my task manager and noticed a few programs running that were unfamiliar to me. I googled them and in the time it took to find out what they were, the amount of these programs running had doubled, and had taken all of my CPU with them. The following programs are the culprits: I have given the Image Name and Description svchost.exe*32 (host Process for windows services) rundll.exe*32 (Windows host process) regsvr.exe*32 (Microsoft(c) register server) dllhost.exe*32 (COM surrogate) These are all that I've noticed. It's becoming quite worrying. I've posted the logs made by FRST, they are attached below. The only programs I ran to help were Anti-Malware Bytes, and JRT, in that order. [/QUOTE]

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