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01-27-2011   #1


Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
 
 

Strange dllhost.exe behavior

Hi Folks, i am new to this site, i am using Windows 7 64bit Home, Core i5 M430 2.27Ghz, 4 GB RAM. Recently i have some problem with dllhost.exe. while playing Mp3s and Videos on KM Player, i switched to Media player. the comp uses almost 2 GB RAM and i have to dllhost.exe process running, It vanishes after a while, it eat up my memory and my comp crashes. Now everytime i click it freezes for a while, sometime i have to reboot, sometimes it will be normal.
Thanks in Advance

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01-27-2011   #2


Win7 Ultimate SP1 x64 / Windows 8 CP / Android
 
 


Run a scan of malwarebytes
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01-27-2011   #3


Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
 
 


I tried the malwarebytes, but it didn't detect anything..... should i run in safemode ? and the RAM is eating up
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01-27-2011   #4


Windows Vista
 
 


Better run it in safe mode. Also you may use Security Task Manager - Windows XP process viewer Security Task Manager and/or upload your file to virustotal.com. I hope your dllhost.exe is located in C:\Windows\System32? File Information - How to remove dllhost.exe error problem
Besides, it is known that dllhost.exe has problems due to COM+ Process How To Troubleshoot High CPU Utilization of an MTS or COM+ Process and sometimes to some buggy scripting used in IIS.
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01-27-2011   #5


Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
 
 


yeah dllhost.exe is inside system32 folder .Thanks alot guys, i'll try yeah, recently i installed Visual Studio , and SQL Server and stuffs after that only, my pc started acting so weirdly , sometimes the memory usage is like 2 gb and above and CPU memory is like 3 or 4 %, thanks again

Last edited by ebin; 01-27-2011 at 04:29 PM.. Reason: added a new point
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01-28-2011   #6


Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
 
 


Now i have rundll32.exe and also dllhost.exe each that for a while and it disappeared. I have done Malware Scan as, i am using Kaspersky Internet Security... And the comp is slow and My memory is using almost 1.25 Gb outta 4 GB
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01-28-2011   #7


Windows 7 (7600) x86
 
 


Get Process Explorer when dllhost.exe appears, right-click on it, go to Properties, then head over to the Threads tab. Start Address should give a hint to what DLL is causing issues.
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01-28-2011   #8


Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
 
 


Hi thankss for the reply,i found a few strange actions , like consent.exe and dllhost.exe .
I am figuring how to get rid of this

Last edited by ebin; 01-28-2011 at 03:49 PM.. Reason: uploading pic
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01-29-2011   #9


Windows 7 (7600) x86
 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by ebin View Post
Hi thankss for the reply,i found a few strange actions , like consent.exe and dllhost.exe .
I am figuring how to get rid of this
By the looks of it, by the time you gotten a chance to look the rogue dll has stopped.
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01-29-2011   #10


Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
 
 


So what am i supposed to do :| reinstall or can do anything to it ?
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