I just discovered this on my laptop. And the only reference I could find to it, is this from a few years ago - https://www.askwoody.com/forums/topic/chinese-language-entry-under-services-tab-in-task-manager-2/ P.S. Mods please move to right thread, if this is wrong place for this topic.
My only suggestion would be the same as one of the comments from that site... look for it in the registry at: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services See if you can find what executable it starts and go from there.
I'd make a registry backup and just delete the thing. If the path is invalid it probably doesn't do anything anyway.
Yeah, delete the registry key under Services. You will have to reboot for it to disappear completely. Since it said it can't start it isn't likely to be missed.
I would guess this is probably related to a driver for something manufactured in an Asian country and was missed when they made the English version. As the path can't be found it probably does absolutely nothing though an export or registry backup as mentioned earlier wouldn't hurt. I'm curious as to whether it could even be exported (that key alone).
This one convert as - S2 iWesoBtosAistsnat; :CP\orrgmaF lise( 8x)6W\si\eiWesC ra e63\5oBtoiTeme.ex [X] Probably - WiseBootAssistant from WiseCare 365 https://vms.drweb.com/virus/?i=21666476 https://www.wisecleaner.com/wise-care-365.html So the entry should look like this: Code: S2 WiseBootAssistant; C:\Program Files (x86)\Wise\Wise Care 365\BootTime.exe
You may be right on this. I did purchase WiseCare 365, and it is installed on this laptop and another, which I will check later, today. Not sure how you mean on checking that entry. After all, I have deleted the key, and the laptop seems OK.
It's probably fine. It wouldn't hurt to check for the existence of that BootTime.exe. But again, I assume this to be a leftover from a translation that didn't do anything.
Nice. I used this one to check the entry - https://2cyr.com/decode/ And then it was easy to track it down since I am working with logs every day. (Mainly from FRST). So this is a leftover and not malware All the best!
Thank you. At least, I am assured I don't have any malware on the laptop. It has been more than fifteen years since I have been infected. In my novice days venturing forth on the internet, I remember when I was a member of CastleCops, back in the day. How things change!!!
It should be fine. Looks like what I suspected, the original item in question was just something left behind after a translation. Looks like you are good to go.