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Process/DLL/Memory Viewer

Discussion in 'Windows XP' started by pcadvisoruk, 2004/07/02.

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  1. 2004/07/02
    pcadvisoruk

    pcadvisoruk Inactive Thread Starter

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    Any one know of any decent programs that all you to like a memory dump find out what files and process's are in use.

    I have found a couple but the only problem with these are they won't allow you to export the information to a file.

    If you want an example of what i'm on about the hijackthis program sort of does what i want but thats mainly looking for spyware.

    i Just want to know what files are loaded and are in use on the system and then dump it to a file. then i can see if my machine has an unknown virus, mainly cause my machine keeps trying to access my webserver via the WebDAV protocol and it's not me whos telling it to do so.

    the machine has the following software installed

    Basic Windows XP sp1 Build + Office XP Pro (with out FrontPage!!!) + Symantec Corp AV with latest def's.
     
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    sparrow

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    I think that hijackthis is exactly what you want but post the log here for the experts to evaluate. Directions.
     

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    JoeHobart

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    www.sysinternals.com has quite a few groovie utilities that might help you.

    TCPView would let you see which process is opening the port, although if its webdav, its gone throught he redir, and you likely will not get fruit.

    Process explorer will show you who is loading what dll and has a search.

    Whats it trying to connect to, using what verbs? Perhaps you have a lingering My Network Places connection, or a mapped drive or something..
     
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