LOGONUI.EXE
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Hello everyone,
I'm back with another problem! I feel like I have a VIRUS on my 2nd PC!
I have 2 computers at home, they are networked... everything works fine. The new PC has no virus, but the old one I believe has one!
It keeps displaying error windows. Like:
LOGONUI.EXE has encountered a problem and needs to close.
As a result, it closes all the open windows!! and I can't analyze if there are viruses... I only have KASPERSKY personal pro!
Apparently, the antivirus I have doesn't detect it either!! because I did an update this morning...
Can someone help me please?? It's very unpleasant to work on the PC like this!
Thank you all.
See you soon
I'm back with another problem! I feel like I have a VIRUS on my 2nd PC!
I have 2 computers at home, they are networked... everything works fine. The new PC has no virus, but the old one I believe has one!
It keeps displaying error windows. Like:
LOGONUI.EXE has encountered a problem and needs to close.
As a result, it closes all the open windows!! and I can't analyze if there are viruses... I only have KASPERSKY personal pro!
Apparently, the antivirus I have doesn't detect it either!! because I did an update this morning...
Can someone help me please?? It's very unpleasant to work on the PC like this!
Thank you all.
See you soon
Configuration: Pentium III 731 MGh 265 RAM
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What I tried to do is that I searched for the file in the system registry to see how it executes.
So I found it in the following location, of course after executing "regedit" from the start menu and run.
I found five HKEYs, each with its meaning.
I chose the third "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE"
then "SOFTWARE"
then "MICROSOFT"
then "WINDOWS NT"
then "CURRENTVERSION"
then "WINLOGON" and when I click on the latter without clicking on "+" it shows certain values on the left
AND FINALLY I found "UIHost" so what you will do if you found "logonui.exe" as data is to delete it by clicking on "UIHost" in the name column. A dialog box will appear. You delete its content and click on ok.
You will get rid of logonui permanently.
So I found it in the following location, of course after executing "regedit" from the start menu and run.
I found five HKEYs, each with its meaning.
I chose the third "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE"
then "SOFTWARE"
then "MICROSOFT"
then "WINDOWS NT"
then "CURRENTVERSION"
then "WINLOGON" and when I click on the latter without clicking on "+" it shows certain values on the left
AND FINALLY I found "UIHost" so what you will do if you found "logonui.exe" as data is to delete it by clicking on "UIHost" in the name column. A dialog box will appear. You delete its content and click on ok.
You will get rid of logonui permanently.
hassen
BEN
I can't find UIhost, I'm on Windows 8.
Infopractic
Thank you, it works very well.