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well if its not hidden I would check the task manager and show the pids and all processes.
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well if its not hidden I would check the task manager and show the pids and all processes.

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i have show the pids but not understand any from the numbers
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i have show the pids but not understand any from the numbers

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have a virus that creates a autorun.inf file and a SYSTEM directory that contains a file Perfume.exe, all are hide and when I delete them, in 1-2 seconds they are rewritten.<br />
The question is, how could I find whitch is the process that writes this files/folders in order to kill that process and remove it from my network? 
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have a virus that creates a autorun.inf file and a SYSTEM directory that contains a file Perfume.exe, all are hide and when I delete them, in 1-2 seconds they are rewritten.
The question is, how could I find whitch is the process that writes this files/folders in order to kill that process and remove it from my network? 

remove the virus perfume.exe from my network in all pc's

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