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wsmusvc.exe detected as Trojan.Win32.Agent

In this article I will tell you how to fix wsmusvc.exe problem manually and how to resolve it automatically with assistance or proven virus removal software. You can download the removal software using the download button below:

Process Threat Trojan.Win32.Agent Scanned 2019-05-23 01:32
Overview

wsmusvc.exe threat analysis

wsmusvc.exe is a file that may be seen your Task Manager as active and running with every system start-up. There are lots of anti-virus programs nowadays that do not report this file as malicious. However, it can not be considered as completely safe process, for that reason we consider it as a possibly undesirable utility that is worth being eliminated.

wsmusvc.exe generally is the trace of some adware or potentially undesirable software to be installed and operating on your computer. While this sort of software is enabled you will keep coming across various computer-related issues, primarily characterized as sluggish system efficiency. Additionally, you might be routinely sidetracked from performing your crucial deal with your computer. For instance, while searching the world wide web you may be completely redirected to numerous third-party sites to which you did not intend to be rerouted at first.

wsmusvc.exe and associated undesirable software could be actually brought into your workstation through some suspicious links in the web. Simply as an example, you could see some abrupt pop-up in your internet browser declaring about the need to upgrade your Adobe Flash Player or some other application. The truth is that there is absolutely no need for you at all to carry out such updates. Nevertheless, after users mistakenly choose to do so they will automatically implant wsmusvc.exe and other unwanted stuff into their systems.

wsmusvc.exe process could be furthermore adjoined with other third-party energies, so you should get rid of this sort of infection as soon as possible. You might attempt to eliminate wsmusvc.exe manually from the system, nevertheless, this might need more comprehensive system analysis that is not a simple endeavor in a lot of cases. Moreover, when picking manual elimination of adware or PUPs (possibly unwanted programs) users require to be more careful not to delete products that are essential system files.

The best solution to eliminate wsmusvc.exe is to scan your workstation with the trusted anti-virus software. You are strongly advised to perform the complete system checkup as explained in the remainder of this guide listed below. This will likewise assist you to secure the system from all further adware intrusion efforts.

Key indicators

File name wsmusvc.exe
Threat type Process Threat
Detection name Trojan.Win32.Agent
MD5 3367595CDA98D881744CCE38A0F0ED72
File size 95236 bytes
Scan date 2019-05-23 01:32
Product name Smart Update Service
Company name

Technical details

Full path [PID:2084] (C:\Windows\wsmusvc.exe)
Registry path
Product version 4.2.6800.16900
File version 4.2.6800.16900
Certificates
Sections .text:60000020:1AAF7C3FCD3CB71C331A0FDB0588E335:16384
.rdata:40000040:459B39566B693B32D5BED0AA1B273173:10752
.data:C0000040:525CFDA69DE88DADF079F66C7EABE007:512
.rsrc:40000040:62EA1276F268D7BEC621BE16A0BE903A:1536
.reloc:42000040:28312321395CD26FA55D49159EC4AC1E:1536

Removal workflow

Use the indicators above to confirm that the suspicious file matches this report, then clean the system and verify that the process does not return after reboot.

1

Scan

Run a trusted anti-malware scan and include startup entries, scheduled tasks, browser extensions, and recently downloaded files.

2

Remove

Quarantine detected items, remove associated unwanted applications, and reset affected browser settings when needed.

3

Verify

Restart the computer, check Task Manager and startup locations, then rescan to confirm the threat is gone.

Confirm the system is clean after removal.


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