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How can you avoid a virus?
You really CAN'T avoid a computer virus, but you can lower the chances of your computer getting one by installing anti-virus and anti-spyware softwares.
How can you avoid a computer virus?
jst install a anti virus in ur PC and update it evryday
What are some steps to take to avoid acquiring a computer virus?
use good anti virus
How can you avoid attracting a virus or spam to your computer?
Always wash your hands before touching your computer.
How can someone online avoid getting computer viruses?
There are many ways to avoid getting a computer virus. One of these is to ensure the computer that is being used has working anti-virus protection. It is also sensible to never click on a link or attachment in an email that is not from a trusted source.
What do you do if you got a virus or something and now your new computer does not work at all?
You get an Anti-Virus =)
Does the new gunbound has virus?
Depending on how vulnerable your computer is, and where you play it at (the original site) it does have virus.
Can a computer get a virus if its antivirus is active?
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.
What can a computer operater do to avoid virus infection other then install appropriate software?
Use Linux.
Is it possible to have a computer that is virus free?
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.
What does a virus do and how can you avoid them?
jus go on websites that says pop blocked trust me it works i had one on my computer
Can unopened viruses affect a computer?
Other than taking up space on one's computer, an unopened/unexecuted virus will not affect the computer one way or the other, except that the virus may continue to be recognized by anti-virus or similar software (assuming the computer has such a program and it is active and up-to-date), until the virus is removed or "stored" in a "safe" area on the disk, usually in an area on the computer's storage device where the anti-virus program places it (usually under direction from the user) to avoid repeated (i.e., unnecessary) detection. *New User* However remotely connecting to a computer can let the hacker run the program then leave.
