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Windows 7: double csrss.exe please help :'(

03 Jun 2011  
fname

Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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double csrss.exe please help :'(

Iv been having preformance issues lately so I opened up the cmd prompt and took a look under the hood, I recently switched to 7 so im not sure if a lot has changed but I noticed right away that I had 2 csrss.exe programs running. I tried Googleing, and got a lot of mixed results, some people say its normal, others say delete both because its a virus (har har har). Theese are also the same people saying to delete smss and system 32 it seems. Anyway iv got one thats listed with a session name as a survive for session 0 eating 5k memory and another listed as console for session 1 eating 8k.
Im the only user on my pc, just wondering if I picked up a drive by download or something.

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03 Jun 2011  
logicearth

Windows 7 x64 (SP1)
5,254 posts
 
 

Leave those alone. csrss.exe is a system process, and there is two.
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03 Jun 2011  
Shadowjk

Windows 7 Professional x64 SP1
1,301 posts
Northamptonshire , England
 
 



Do not delete or Terminate this is a critical System file

warning   Warning
Termination of the process will cause a BSOD
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03 Jun 2011  
FliGi7

XP / Win7 x64 Pro
1,838 posts
 
 

While csrss.exe is a valid process, that doesn't exclude the fact that it may have become infected. Are you running any AV?
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