csrsc.exe
W32.Spybot.CF
Warning! Potential Security Hazard!
System process csrsc.exe is reported as a virus and a trojan!
Brief description of process csrsc.exe
csrsc.exe
Additional information about csrsc.exe
Default file locations
External links
Reported as a virus
Yes, it is a virus!
Reported as a trojan horse
Yes, it is a trojan!
Reported as a spyware
No
Safe to end the process
Yes
Safe to disable the process
Yes
Safe to remove the process
Yes
Developer
Part of
W32.Spybot.CF
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