There is no way to eyeball a file and tell if it is a virus. Use a good antivirus program and let it do the work for you.
Anti-Virus Software. Get some. (AVG is free and better than Norton, which isn't) Do a virus scan on the executable by right clicking on it and selecting the scan option.
If you are asking about how can you find the type of file something is, the command is 'file' followed by the filename. This command will attempt to tell you something about the file and how it might be used.
it tells you.
well program is a set of instructions that are given to computer to perform perticular task as we want. And data is any information that is stored in computer hard disc. it can not make any control on computer of computer related process.
they tell the computer what to do.
During a Blue Screen crash, in some cases it will tell you what file (or virus) caused the crash.
No. They can tell you what software the file was created by, or to be used by. It will not tell you which computer it was made on.
If your computer is slower than usual or behaving oddly, you may have a virus. Install a virus scanner and scan your computer.
It goes in "Quarantine" in quarantine, the virus can't harm the computer, and you can go to quarantine, and it will have all of your infected files, and tell you the name of the virus that's infecting the file, and you can delete the infected files.
it will tell you
go to dell and tell them and they will sort it out
Anyone with half a brain will never tell you how to generate a virus.
The file extension is the two, three, or more letter code that is after the period in a computer file name. It is used to "tell" the computer what type of file it is and what program on your computer will "open" or "run" it.
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the ones that contain viruses. I recommend you right-click on file and then look up file with bitzi that will tell you if there is a virus or not. But you must also get bit print unknown that means noone has reviewed it so to be safe dont download or scan with virus software before opening. I use two different virus scans before opening files.
A person can tell if a Ram is affected or not by running a virus scan on the computer.
It tells you a files location on your computer.