Click start>>>>>>control panel>>>>>system>>>>click system restore tab disable and apply
Possibly you mean the 'Trojan Horse', which was a huge wooden model of a horse in which the Greeks concealed soldiers in order to capture Troy. So, since the Trojan Horse was only a model, it wasn't alive, thus couldn't die.
According to the Greek mythology in order to defeat the Trojans the Greeks build a Trojan horse which held warriors hidden in it.These warriors attacked the Trojans during night and led to the destruction of Trojan empire.
To perform a Windows 7 system restore, first navigate to Start--> All Programs --> Accessories --> System Tools and click on the "System Restore" icon. Click "Next" to choose a date to restore the computer to and then click "Finish" to begin the system restore.
The Greeks his soldiers in a wooden horse (Trojan horse) and gave it to the Trojans as a gift to get Helen back.
This is because you haven't performed a system restore backup in the past. In order to use system restore you must frequently go into the system restore interface and take manual backups.
It's said that when the Trojans were attacking the Greeks, the Greeks holed up in their walled city. In order to reach the Greeks, the Trojans put a hollowed out horse filled with Trojan soldiers in front of the gate so that, when the Greeks brought the horse into the city, the Trojan soldiers were taken in as well. Just goes to show what a knowledge of carpentry can do :-)
In order to restore a Dell Latitude D800 to its factory settings without discs or downloads, you can use the system restore function in the Windows operating system. You can also use the preinstalled system restore utility that comes with your laptop.
Trojan horses are made as destructive software. they usually get download in some way or another then just sit and do nothing until a certain date. after that it run it's program(s) and messes-up your computer.The Trojan horse of Sparta was to secretly sneak soldiers into Troy Turkey in the Greek war against Troy.
One note of correction: a Trojan or Trojan horse is "malware" not a "virus". A virus spreads independently while a Trojan requires you to intentionally install the software containing the hidden malware (the fact that the malware is hidden in an apparently legitimate piece of software is where it gets its name by analogy to the Trojan Horse of Greek Mythology).If you realize you have a Trojan on your computer, you should go to the store and buy an anti virus kit or packet and install it. Nearly all good anti-virus programs will detect and clean up Trojans. A couple of caveats are in order however. Sometimes a Trojan will corrupt files such that they cannot be recovered. All the anti-virus can do is remove the Trojan and sometimesrepair affected files. When repair fails, your only recourse is to restore the corrupted files from a backup or reinstall the software that the corrupted files were part of in order to get back the uncorrupted files. A few Trojans can also contain boot-sector malware or rootkits. These are a good deal more difficult to detect and remove.
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The basic purpose of all these ethical system is to restore order.
A Trojan Horse program is designed to masquerade as a legit program in order to trick a user into downloading and running it. Most of the time, the Trojan Horse will provide the desired program, such as a game or music file, so as to avoid suspicion, but it runs malicious processes in the background. A Trojan Horse can do a number of things. Some come with a built-in keylogger so it can record keystrokes that allows a hacker to steal usernames and passwords. Others usually open a backdoor on the computer so it can download more malware off of the Internet.