Yes, but they will need to be launched once they are on the removable device. This can only happen one of two ways. Either you must run it yourself, or it must be automatically started. You would not try running a random file on a newly-formatted drive which should be empty, and the only way the system will automatically run the virus is if it is instructed to do so in a file called autorun.inf on the disk. If there is one, just right-click on it, and select edit. Look down the list, and make sure that the "run" entries, if there are any, don't refer to anything odd. If you don't find anything odd, then if there is an infection on the disk from formatting, it is trapped.
you neverwant to share anything with anoyone/thing that is infected with anything
No, computer viruses are spread via removable media, and the internet
Computer viruses can infect the hard disk the usb drive Any other removable media the web browser
Viruses can come from multiple sources, but the most common is removable media, from downloads off the Internet, and from e-mail attachments.
No, you can write to a CD-R but not format, once it has been written to you cannot erase the data off of it, you can still write to it if you leave the disc as an open-session. A CD-RW however can be formatted and reused.
The DVP can play dual-layer discs, which hold a formatted capacity of 8.5 GB.
When a computer is formatted, everything in it is erased. People usually format their computers to get rid of viruses.
LANs are affected by network worms which propagate through network shares.
Yes it can. Your computer can get viruses etc from removable media such as an infected floppy disk. Yes, it can. It can be infected by removable media, such as an infected floppy disk.
Computer viruses are transmitted from one computer to another in various ways that include being attached or sent in an email. They can be downloaded from the Internet or come from removable media.
There really is no way to recover information off of your computer when EVERYTHING was deleted. When you say deleted I assume that you mean your OS to. If this has occured then you're going to need to re-install your OS and start from scratch.. UNLESS you have back-up disks or recovery CD's.
Computer viruses usually spread in one of three ways: from removable media; from downloads off the Internet; and from e-mail attachments. Although the Internet gets a bad rap as a source of viruses, you're no more likely to contract a virus from the Web than you are from packaged software.