Tio 0 Posted September 7, 2023 Posted September 7, 2023 Week ago I trued to force update windows ( probably was optional update) showed some error not this message and turned off the laptop, a day later had to check quickly and the laptop was turned on for 15-20 min (didnt check if there were any updates going on) turned off and turned it on today and upon turning on was slow and showed this message . I shut it down and turned it on again an there was a windows update and now its working fine. The "This Overrun could potentially allow malicious user to gain control of this application" message got me, since I do banking on this laptop and keep it safe from browsing youtube and online banking sites. 1. I really want to know what caused this issue, was it just some troubleshooting in the system or there is actually a malicious user as it states on the message. I am wondering if i should wipe-out and resinstall the windows or run the eset in depth scan or I checked on the internet about something called -RUn SFC and DISM command. Now I wanna know what caused the issue and was wondering if i do these steps the potential issue could be cleaned w/o me knowning thus happening again. I chekced event viewer there we some errors that got my attention 7023 The NcbService service terminated with following error - A Device attached to the system is not functioning 7022 - the windows search service hung on starting 7022 - the update orchestrator service service hun on starting 7022 -The system guard runtime monitor broker service hung on starting Also chekced the reliability monitor in security and maintenance - aw from today some critical errors - first being windows - was not properly shut down( the turn off switch by me I guess) MoUSO core worker process stopped working, as far as i know this is something with the windows update which is fine now , I think I also got this error a week ago when I tried to force update it . Also got Microsoft,photos.exe - stopped responding and was closed and Windows Defender app - stopped working and it was closed ( Do I care about this when I have eset i-net security) Just overall I wanna know if it was just a application that didn't start correctly upon turning on or the windows update or there is this "malicious user" how to find out exactly . And if I to the full scan and nothing is found is it safe to use the laptop for banking etc ? Sorry for the long post !
Administrators Marcos 5,455 Posted September 7, 2023 Administrators Posted September 7, 2023 Do you assume it was caused by ESET that you have posted here? Was ESET installed at all when the error occurred?
Tio 0 Posted September 7, 2023 Author Posted September 7, 2023 36 minutes ago, Marcos said: Do you assume it was caused by ESET that you have posted here? Was ESET installed at all when the error occurred? I don't assume it was caused by ESET, and it was installed. Was just wondering if It was a issue while turning on the system or it's a malicious user. Sorry I forgot to post the name the application is called sihost.exe that errored, is there a way to edit ? Basically when I turned on the laptop after a week or so an error message came sihost.exe with the title name on the error message, I pressed enter waited for 3-4 seconds. and turned it off, and on by the power button. Then windows update happened you know the 30% etc. And it worked , it was a bit slow (usually it is ) in the beginning now its workig. Wanna know if its something malicious or just this application bugged and I dont know how to check 😕
Administrators Marcos 5,455 Posted September 7, 2023 Administrators Posted September 7, 2023 I'd recommend to post in another support forum. This is an ESET forum where people discuss issues and matters related to ESET.
Tio 0 Posted September 7, 2023 Author Posted September 7, 2023 21 minutes ago, Marcos said: I'd recommend to post in another support forum. This is an ESET forum where people discuss issues and matters related to ESET. Okay, thank you for the quick response
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