Yes. Viruses are spread through many different methods, not just Web Browsers. Web browsers also do not usually offer robust anti-virus protection. At best, they can check a file you are currently downloading for viruses. This means that if you use any other method for putting data on your computer, such as a peer to peer program or a Flash drive, a virus can still make it onto your system.
Two ways to see how much memopry is installed in a computer is the general tab and on the computer.
Of course having two programs installed and running will slow your computer down, but some people like the security of having two. Another issue is that one of the AV programs will think the other is a virus and try to remove it, it may result in a computer lock-up. Generally it is not reccomended to have two
use two different browsers like internet explorer and firefox
If your computer is attacked by a virus, try running your anti-virus program so that it can be removed. If you don't already have a program installed, you can do a web search to find one. Malwarebytes and Spybot are two popular programs. However, there are viruses that prevent computer users from using or installing anti-virus programs. If that happens, you may need to do a fresh install of your operating system. This may erase important files.
if two anti virus programs are loaded it will slow down your computer. have one anti virus program and one anti malware program like SUPERAntiSpyware FREE Edition
dual boot
Dual Boot
In theory, there shouldn't be any problems at all. I routinely use two or more browsers at the same time. It is the same as having your browser and your mail program open at the same time. As long as you have enough bandwidth and a fast enough processor in your computer, there should be no problems at all. Try it and see.
It should be around the top left corner of your computer. It will look like two green arrows making somewhat a circle.
1986 - Brain was written by Basit aswell as Amjad, these two brothers had a computerstore in Pakistan.The reason that they wrote the virus was that they got tired of people making illegal copies of the programs that were sold in the computer store. The virus Brain was the first bootsector virus and spread from floppy disk to floppy disk.
There is either a virus or your computer is having trouble with the program.
Removing spyware from your computer is easier than you think. The best way to remove spyware is to get at least two virus scanners installed onto your computer. Most people say one is enough, but in my exprience as a IT manager, most of the time one virus scanner won't stuff that another one finds. Thus I recommend having two. The two I use at my company is ESET NOD 32 and MALWARE BYTES. You have to pay for ESET, but you can download Malware Bytes at www.download.com - Simply install the software packages and then run a virus scan. The two scanners will find viruses, trojans, spyware, and any other infected files on your computer. You can just sit back and let the scanners do all the work for you. After they find the viruses, you can request them to delete it off your computer, thus healing your computer.