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nju.exe.. cant find it

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by 5jgibbs 2 views

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anyone ever here of NJU.exe.. its in my processes.. and sometimes there are multiple entrees of it. I just ended 12 of them.. IDK what this process is, i cant find out any info anywhere.

thanks

Jeremy

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by jaqui

just spent 20 minutes checking and can't find any data at all myself.
tryeat it as an infection and try to remove the app from your system.

should be able to find the app by searching for *.exe on the system then browsing for the results.

once you know what folder it's under you can then see if add / remove programs will let you get rid of it.

by 5jgibbs

well.. the only think i found was a rar archive that was in the windows folder.. i removed it but it still is running after many restarts. I have no idea.. maybe i will call Microsoft.. see what they can do.. haha.. that?s almost a joke..

Jeremy

by awfernald

Here nju, nju, I've never heard of it, but it sounds like an infection, so, I'd try out some updated anti-virus/malware on it.

Or maybe you can turn it in to McAfee and be the "naming" victim, or is that the stars? hmmm,

by jamesrl

I would use one of the startup managers to exclude it from running at startup.

James

by house

1) look at the path of the file to see if you can associate it with any of your software

2) remove it as a startup item (if it's even on the list)

3) if it is not recognized as a startup item, do a quick search for *.bat and *.txt to see if anything looks out of place (if it is a bot, this is common)

by bsod_420

Try downloading a free copy of "HIJack This". The program is a great find, spyware free and has a great price. The program will show you all processes running on the machine, and will let you kill them permanently. Just be careful... as the program will also let you delete important system files if you do not use it carefully.

The program can be found here...

http://www.majorgeeks.com/download3155.html

USE WITH CAUTION

by dreams

you should install a firewall in your system, and block all w32 hosts, if ur system is connected to internet then firewall is the basic requirement of ur system.

by 5jgibbs

well.. i am using norton internet security.. and i am running a firewall on my router.. so.. i think im fine there.. thanks.. i will try that program.... i know i have a copy of that somewere though..

Jeremy

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