手工杀毒必备软件

IceSword -- 杀进程,卸掉注入的DLL

HijackThis -- 扫描系统

LspFix + Winsock XP Fix -- 解决关于HijackThis日志中010项(O10 Winsock LSP"浏览器绑架")

KillBox -- 删除任意文件 -- 我并不觉得特别好用，推荐下面的Unlocker

Unlocker -- 删除任意文件 -- 异常好使，因此也应倍加小心

Autoruns -- 详尽的可能自启动的程序列表，我第一次用时嘴巴张成O型

这个地方有介绍
http://forum.ikaka.com/topic.asp?board=28&artid=6979213

同时也推荐卡卡社区
http://forum.ikaka.com/board.asp?id=3

Comments

wincss said…

我一般是用IceSword和卡卡上网安全助手...另外还有一个MS出的软件和Autoruns差不多功能...有时也用FileMon看一下

卡卡上网安全助手是不错的软件,而瑞星杀毒软件真是差劲...

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