Yes, but you could also format (delete all the data) the old hard drive to get rid of a virus.
Try taking the harddrive out and if it is still intact you can put it in a different working computer with the same size of harddrive
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If your harddrive is toast, then you will need to have the OS installed anew on the new harddrive. So you can just use your existing Vista disks to reinstall your copy of Vista on the new drive.
Please use clearer language, but your "avast" is either a virus or too new for your computer. Try buying a new one and ensuring you have the official program from the avast website.
You get an Anti-Virus =)
Depending on how vulnerable your computer is, and where you play it at (the original site) it does have virus.
Yes, as unfortunately thousands of new virus are created everyday. Your anti-virus will detect it as soon as it is updated against that particular new virus. This happens quite soon really, as many researchers are involved in the computer anti-virus fight.
Yes, credit cards can apply when you are buying a new computer. In fact, they can be used for buying pretty much anything if you really want to use them in that way.
If you want to put in a new harddrive or something the Sony PlayStation Network has a support section. You can access this from your computer. a Link to the website has been added and you can search for a reason like replacing the harddrive to disassemble the PS3.
Sure mine is virus free, but to have a computer that is completely immune to viruses always I think would be impossible. Hackers are competing with anti-virus companies to find new ways to get into your computer.
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if you are a women buy a new computer if you are a man call the company