I saw somewhere that there are versions of csrss.exe which are malware.
The posts said that versions of csrss.exe that are not in the
windows/system32 directory are probably malware and should be deleted. I
did a search of my harddrive and found that there are in fact two
versions of csrss.exe, one in the windows/system32 directory and another
burried deep within the windows root directory. The file is the only
file sitting in this directory:
C:\Windows\winsxs\x86_microsoft-windows-csrss_31bf3856ad364e35_6.0.6001.18000_none_58e3e3d7e415ae4c
I tried to rename the file to see what happens but Vista told me that I
didn't have permission to do that (gotta love Vista!). Anyway, I did a
little research into winsxs and found this article interesting:
'Demystifying the WinSxS directory in Windows XP, Vista and Server
2003/2008 - Aaron Tiensivu's Blog'
(http://blog.tiensivu.com/aaron/archives/1306-Demystifying-the-WinSxS-directory-in-Windows-XP,-Vista-and-Server-20032008.html)
Could someone verify that another copy of csrss.exe is supposed to be
sitting in the winsxs directory?
Thanks
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Meir