Is my system criptomining?

The first is probably the DWM - desktop windows manager - at least that's how it translates.

The second is less obvious being so generic.

What you can do is rt click each one, click Properties and post a screenshot.


If concerned, you can rt click, open file location, and then upload the file to a site called Virustotal for assessment.
https://www.virustotal.com/#/home/upload

Note: it helps if you can provide a translation into English. Thanks!

As suggested right click and open file location. Check the file.

dalchina said:

The first is probably the DWM - desktop windows manager - at least that's how it translates.

The second is less obvious being so generic.

The purpose of the Client Server Runtime process is describe by the How-To Geek here...

....you’ll definitely see one or more Client Server Runtime Process (csrss.exe) processes running on your PC. This process is an essential part of Windows...

...Could It Be a Virus?
It’s normal for this process—or even multiple processes with this name—to always be running on Windows. The legitimate csrss.exe file is located in the C:\Windows\system32 directory on your system. To verify it’s the real Client Server Runtime Process, you can right-click it in Task Manager and select “Open file location”.

https://www.howtogeek.com/321581/wha...ning-on-my-pc/

Same build, same text in column 'GPU Engine' (if I add that to the default task manager columns) vs dwm.exe.

Seems you're delving 'under the hood' and perhaps getting concerned about things you needn't.

I clean installed 1511 I think it was orginally, and did each upgrade to 1709 after they were released. I had to find and add that column to my task manager.

Maybe a clean install is different in that respect...

If one of those were a Cryptominer the CPU would not be a 0 % , It would be around 100 %