There is away. there are some free online scanners out there to scan your computer but cant delete them. they should tell you where the virus is hidden. go to search and look in everything and make sure you set the advance seting to seearch hidden files and folders. once you find the infected file delete it from your computer. make sure you empty your recycle bin. BUT! if a virus is hidden in a pathway you need antivirus or to reformat your computer. deleting viruses manualt may harm your computer
no way
theres noway to do that but if you are trying to get ahold of a deactivated virus file try putting it into a document search on any p2p network [a.k.a Limewire, frostwire]
Yes, but it might be a system file, so double check before deleting.
you can use avg or avast antivirus to scan the infected file, and then delate the file actual infected with virus but not all.
it's simple- run a scan using your antivirus. after the scan, the virus should be in your quarantine room, where it can be safely removed from your system.
yes
use the anti-virus program.
Use function unlink to erase files.
You can use the DOS utility which is called format. In order to be able to erase a hard drive you have to boot your computer in DOS or Linux and then to use format utility. Format does not erase files. You can still find files with recovery program. If you want to avoid this over write hard disk with a program like ErAce
See the link below for free tools to use against this virus.
Actually I use the antivirus program to help me keep away from virus and remove the threats.
To erase a USB memory stick, using a MAC, use the application Disk Utility. With the USB stick inserted into the USB drive, highlight that stick from the list of drives. Then select erase. It will erase all of the files on the drive and reformat it. You can also use a program called Houdini 2, which will allow you to see hidden files, move, and erase them.
No. It does not erase Mac. When you use Boot Camp you are switching your operating system to Windows. (Usually to run a program for Windows.) You can switch back whenever you want.
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Yes. But if it is tethered, you will have to use the program you jailbroke it with to reboot it. This will not erase anything on your iTouch.
Norton Anti-Virus is a very good service to use. It is easy, trusted, and free.
Avast is an anti virus program for your computer and it is free to download for home use.
No, not yet. They do get a very low percentage of malware/spy-ware tho. It's rare but does happen. So you should still use a (free) malware/virus program just to be safe. Mac's can still pass on virus's to Windows machines so most Mac Malware programs do search Mac files for Windows Virus executable's.