winlogon.exe información
Nivel de peligro: 
4
4 
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winlogon.exe está relacionado con PurityScan. PurityScan es un programa malicioso extremadamente peligroso y puede violar su privacidad. winlogon.exe indica que su sistema esta bajo una seria amenaza a su seguridad. Le recomendamos que escanee su computadora para analizar si tiene winlogon.exe y ¡eliminar PurityScan inmediatamente!
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winlogon.exe está relacionado con PurityScan. PurityScan es un programa malicioso extremadamente peligroso y puede violar su privacidad. winlogon.exe indica que su sistema esta bajo una seria amenaza a su seguridad. Le recomendamos que escanee su computadora para analizar si tiene winlogon.exe y ¡eliminar PurityScan inmediatamente!
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Información general: |
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|---|---|
| Nombre del archivo | winlogon.exe |
| Clasificación | Undefined |
| MD5 | bc260ed748748149db05b29b256a0500 |
| Tamaño del Archivo | 492.00 KB |
| Categoría | Process Monitor / Processes |
| Descripción | Platform Compatibility DLL. W32N50.dll |
| Ruta del Archivo | %system%\ |
| Fabricante | Printing Communications Assoc., Inc. (PCAUSA) |
| Nombre del Producto / Versión |
5.00.13.50 |
Comentarios
Por favor ayudenme estoy desesperado desde que instale internet en casa no dejan de entrar virus que tengo que hacer?
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Tengo una computadora con ploblemas de inicio de sesion,con un un aviso winlogon.exe-no se pudo encontrar el componente.-
x error al iniciar la aplicacion porque no se encontro shell 32 dl.
Que hago?.
Tengo una computadora con ploblemas de inicio de sesion,con un un aviso winlogon.exe-no se pudo encontrar el componente.-
x error al iniciar la aplicacion porque no se encontro shell 32 dl.
Que hago?.
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