CMD opens and closes in a milisecond during startup

>purges the logs
Nothin personal kid

>already infected
>dude the logs say it's nothing important quit worrying

>Allowing unidentified software to run as system/admin
Like I said, brainlet tech-illiterate retard.

>allowing software to manipulate system logs
see All you people who work outside InfoSec will always be retards in my eyes.

infosec is a meme

and you will always be a fag who post image board.

cope more, retards.

this post is so hindu it hurts

cry more infosucker.

Some retarded shit wintoddlers have pre-installed.

You have to run untrusted code on untrusted system on untrusted hardware to do any real work.

gtfo

Cunny media domain

Probably just a runonce for an update

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I wouldn't worry about it.

It's nothing, kiddo, just a Runtime library for C++ being initialised for some dumb shit microsoft requires you to have probably for some shit to do with some specialised program you installed

Lurk more

>CMD does this on new laptop upon first boot

Do programmers not understand the concept of professional elegance?

>not in sandbox

>I wouldn't worry about it

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Why does the CMD even need to open?

Terrible b8

Remember to sage in the options

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i'd rather basil in the preferences

Checking

>furfag

I hope so. Every time I start my windows 10 laptop up I get three CMD windows flashing open and closed. I just ignore it desu.

>Windows 10 shows slower boot times every time I install anything

>too many svhosts.exe

>a clicking sound when turning on a tablet with ssd

>windows suddenly starts spinning second HDD that has only data no software

It is being consumed by something, and yet you complain.

>not conhost.exe

> mum found the cum drawer

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Close your web browser and shit with an embedded web browser like steam and discord, and run in cmd:
netstat -an
It should show you your listening ports and active connections.

Is there some "hold open" option for cmd you can check so it stays open until you close it?

based

>run linux
>no problems
Not hard.

I wish i could switch to linux but familiarity, lazyness and certain pieces of software have doomed me to be a freedomlet forever

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