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I don't want fu**ing useless children to learn a method. Writing in English will help. A fu**ing child only who learn English will understand.



 Let's understand how 아리 can not be show in Task Manager.
 아리 doesn't use EXE file. Running EXE is vulnerable for users. So Ari and some other fu**ing spyware like "Protect your computer" shows in Notification area use dll which attached to 'explorer.exe'. 'explorer.exe' is not 'Internet Explorer', but GUI shell we use. "SysManager.dll" in your 'SYSTEM32'(usually "c:\windows\system32\", anyway it doesn't matters) directory has all power to recover itself and the other component for Ari.




 Whether you find 'SysManager.dll', you can't kill the dll. When you kill dll's thread, the loaded dll in memory and other hidden dll recover it and make 'agent.exe' in your 'SYSTEM32' directory. This kind of skill widely used in many spywares, and it is REALLY sucks! Anyway, don't kill the dll but suspend it. 'agent.exe', 'SysManager.dll' and 'urlmain.dll' in your 'SYSTEM32' dir help each other survive and keep running.
double click 'explorer.exe' in list and go to Thread property page. Then, click 'SysManager.dll' and Suspend button.





 Suspending 'SysManager.dll' does nothing. The dlls still loaded in memory and work fine now. Now, go to your 'SYSTEM32' dir and find 'SysManager.dll'. Rename it. You may need to choose easy name for it to recover Ari not to notify what you done. When 'explorer.exe' being loaded, it execute 'agent.exe' and load 'SysManager.dll'. 'agent.exe' doesn't matter because its fuction is helping 'SysManager.dll'. So suspend and rename the dll means 'ari sentenced to death.'





 Restart your system. It's done! To recover Ari, just name dll 'SysManager.dll' again and reboot.