By definition, a computer virus must transmit and be self-replicating. There is no requirement for a payload. So the way to do this is to either find an existing flaw or exploit in the front end of an operating system and allows you to insert code instead of date, and then have the target machine execute the code, or to use a form of social engineering to insert the code into the user's machine, or simply insert the code as you would any other executable process. Note that not all viruses are bad. The purpose and the payload are not part of the definition.
That entirely depends on the design of the virus.
No known computer virus has ever had a good effect. They are malicious and damaging.
no.
You should install a good anti-virus in your computer.
Jon von Neumann designed the first computer virus in 1949. His design was based on his theories about a self-reproducing computer program.
do not worry about anything if we have a good antivirus program then it cant affect our computer with a virus
it could be a Virus but i haven't had a virus on my Computer yet So good luck and i hope its not a Virus
No i am good With my lap top
Get yourself a good antivirus.
get a good anti virus
No Spware and viruses both damage the computer. You need an anti spyware to remove spyware and a good anti virus to remove virus
use good anti virus