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Weird error that causes High CPU usage SOLVE.exe

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October 9, 2014 10:16:54 AM

amm it has come to my attention that when i leave pc for like 5 min some random program starts called solve.exe that automatic kicks my pc cpu usage to 44% and that also forces my H105 to go mental !! ... any idea how to solve this as i scanned my pc an it's clean ( hope so ) mm im stuck

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October 9, 2014 10:27:00 AM

I don't know what anti-virus database your using but kaspersky's database says it's a bit coin miner. You need to get rid of it.
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October 9, 2014 1:56:51 PM

thor220 said:
I don't know what anti-virus database your using but kaspersky's database says it's a bit coin miner. You need to get rid of it.


Any ideas how can i get that thing out of my pc i use Windows defender
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October 9, 2014 2:02:40 PM

Delete the file
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October 9, 2014 5:48:35 PM

Eriks Abzinovs said:
thor220 said:
I don't know what anti-virus database your using but kaspersky's database says it's a bit coin miner. You need to get rid of it.


Any ideas how can i get that thing out of my pc i use Windows defender


windows defender isn't recemmend as they no longer are certified. Avast might be a good choice, they are one of the best free options. Other than that, try what paul NZ said. Stop the service and delete the file. It's a good idea to make sure the PC is clean before doing anything sensitive on it.
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October 9, 2014 5:58:27 PM

Whats no longer certified defender still gets updates. It isnt dead yet. At least it doesnt crash like the rest of them
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October 9, 2014 7:24:20 PM

Paul NZ said:
Whats no longer certified defender still gets updates. It isnt dead yet. At least it doesnt crash like the rest of them


It no longer has a security certificate, Microsoft even said the software will no longer cover the latest or even all threats. It's like protecting a city with a wall only halfway around it. It's pretty much useless for all but the most basic threats.

If you don't want to install another anti-virus, the least you can do is run a downloadable anti-vrius tool.

Here is a link to such a program
http://housecall.trendmicro.com/

You might as well turn off windows defender, it's a false sense of security.
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October 9, 2014 7:30:18 PM

So what it works and as I said it doesnt crash like the rest of them. Cant say any of the others are that good either.
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October 9, 2014 7:39:26 PM

Paul NZ said:
So what it works and as I said it doesnt crash like the rest of them. Cant say any of the others are that good either.


Windows defender is minimalist at best. Your current issue proves it doesn't work. Having a program that's easy to use alone does not guarantee it's effectiveness, only that you get a false sense of security. The argument "It's worked in the past" isn't valid as one cannot ascertain when an infection might have occurred. Working on the facts we have right now, according to your personal case and the information and anecdotal evidence available on the web, we can deduce that windows defender is quite poor at it's job. The only advantage it has is that it doesn't crash and it's easy to use. If you base the effectiveness of your anti-virus on this, you can expect more infections to follow.
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October 10, 2014 1:53:57 AM

thor220 said:
I don't know what anti-virus database your using but kaspersky's database says it's a bit coin miner. You need to get rid of it.



I did a manual search and found the whole thing any ideah how did that coin.exe and rest of the stuff got there ?

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October 11, 2014 8:22:54 PM

Eriks Abzinovs said:
thor220 said:
I don't know what anti-virus database your using but kaspersky's database says it's a bit coin miner. You need to get rid of it.



I did a manual search and found the whole thing any ideah how did that coin.exe and rest of the stuff got there ?



There's really no way to pinpoint it. You just have to consider the risks you take on the internet. Visiting new sites you don't know, reputation wise, download files, or clicking on adds are all security risks.
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October 12, 2014 10:25:08 AM

Paul NZ said:
So what it works and as I said it doesnt crash like the rest of them. Cant say any of the others are that good either.


You are a lazy, arrogant pile of $#!T. You use the forums for help. The only solutin you have is to get Avast and Malwarebytes. And run both of them. Windows Defender is basically an app version of you. Arrogant and crap.
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