¿Cómo restauro mi COM Surrogate?

How do I restore my COM Surrogate?

Click on Advanced System Settings, and then click on Settings. Select the “Data Execution Protection” tab, and then click the ‘Turn on DEP for all programs and services except those I select’ option. Click the Add button, and then browse to C:/Windows/System32/dllhost.exe. Click Open, click OK on the warning message.

HERE IS THE SOLUTION that worked for me:

1. Hit Windows + R (Run) and launch “inetcpl.cpl” (Internet Explorer Settings)
2. Go to the Advanced Tab, and Click “Reset…”
3. Check “Delete Personal Settings” and click Reset. Tada!

How to Remove the COM Surrogate Virus in 3 Easy Steps

1. Scan Device — Run a “Full System Scan” with a high-quality antivirus (Norton is the best).
2. Remove Virus — After the scan is complete, let the antivirus remove all instances of the COM Surrogate infection.

The executable host process (also known as dllhost.exe) will be always running in the background when you look through files or folders. However, the DEP could have a conflict with dllhost.exe. To prevent/solve COM Surrogate not working issue, you should add dllhost.exe to the DEP exception list or disable the DEP directly.

There are 3 main causes for dllhost.exe COM Surrogate error: 1 Uninstalled Windows updates 2 Invalid registry entries 3 Deleted/damaged/corrupted dllhost.exe files ( fix corrupt files)

It is also known as COM Surrogate, which is running in the background of your Windows. If you go to see its details, you’ll find the real process name is dllhost.exe.

Fix 5: Close COM Surrogate in Task Manager 1 Open Task Manager by holding Ctrl+Shift+Esc. 2 Look for COM Surrogate under processes. 3 Right click on COM Surrogate and choose End task.

Summary. Dllhost.exe is a safe Windows process created by Microsoft. It is used for launching other applications and services. It should be left running as it is critical to several system resources.

The possible causes and warnings are listed above, so this part will only focus on how to solve COM Surrogate not responding. Right click on the Start button at the bottom left. Choose Device Manager from the context menu. Look for the drivers that you have installed recently. Right click on the drive and select Uninstall device.