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- how do I fix having hundreds of Windows Host Process(Rundll32)
I then reinstalled the app, and while there's still a singular Windows Host Process Rundll32 in my background processes, as there should be since it's a crucial Windows background tool, it hasn't started mindlessly multiplying I'd say the problem has been solved for the time being Thank you for this reply, it saved my sanity
- Windows 主进程 (Rundll32)非常非常多 - Microsoft Community
rundll32是用来运行dll中的函数，有可能是某些第三方软件滥用了该程序导致卡死的，您可以使用干净启动进行排查。"干净启动"通过启动最少的驱动程序和启动程序集来启动 Windows，以便确定后台程序是否是导致该问题的原因。
- svchost. exe and rundll32. exe is using my microphone
I notice the problem recently, maybe after the update KB4532693 Everytime I start my windows, I see "1 app using my microphone" tips shows up in taskbar I click it to get more information It tells
- What is Rundll32. exe and why has it started running in the background . . .
This is what triggers rundll32 exe to run in the background Disabling it will only show the volume bar, but will not trigger rundll32 exe This is why on Waterfox Classic and Firefox web browsers rundll32 exe is not triggered because the Media Key interface does not pop-up when using volume control
- remove Rundll32. exe. virus - Microsoft Community
Rundll32 exe is a program used to run program code in DLL files which is part of Windows components There are viruses that uses this name also that's why it's commonly mistaken as a real virus There are viruses that uses this name also that's why it's commonly mistaken as a real virus
- Why is Windows Host Process (Rundll32) in my Startup?
Just ran it there, and it seems there's a few dll's that like to run at startup: Logitech Download Assistant (for my mouse and keyboard), and Creative (for my sound) I guess one of those created the link to Rundll32 exe I never notice the difference because they're just update programs that do nothing most of the time That seems to make
- My anti-virus software (TotalAV) has flagged rundll32. exe as potential . . .
Rundll32 exe is a genuine Windows binary, though it can be used to run a malicious DLL I've no idea if that would have been the case, but if you'd like the computer checked for malware, please run a scan with Farbar Recovery Scan Tool (FRST) and share your logs
- what is windows host process rundll32 and why do i have 667 instances . . .
The diagnostic that FRST gave me was that my Nvidia container that was running it the background had kept restarting and failed, which led to the rundll32 files re-opening to try and run the container, though this wasnt the case It was just a corrupted file in system32 hope this can help other people
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