The best way - is to start Windows in 'safe mode'. If you start in safe mode, Windows ONLY starts the programs essential to getting the computer started. Once you have your windows screen, run a good anti-virus program. The program will either delete the malicious software, or isolate it so it cannot cause problems with other software and files.
Once the program has finished - restart in 'normal' mode.
To remove a virus from Windows 7, install anti-virus software, such as CCleaner, or any other security software program. A last resort method is to simply reformat your hard drive, essentially restoring the hard drive to factory settings.
There are several ways to remove virus on your computer.
1. Antivirus and Internet Security Software Suits. This is the best way to remove a virus in a computer. There are lots of antivirus and internet security software suits you can buy online. Each of them can give you protection against viruses. You can also search Microsoft website and find antivirus and internet security providers. If you cannot afford to buy an antivirus software, there are also free security software you can download online.
2. Manual Cleaning. For Windows 7 computer power users, manual cleaning of basic viruses is easy. But for non-power users, this can be the hardest method of cleaning a virus from a computer. But if you know how a certain virus works, you may be able to clean it without antivirus the next time you encounter it.
3. Formatting Drives. If the Antivirus can't delete a virus in your PC, then Formatting can be your final option. Formatting drive can delete all data in a specific drive (partition or not) and revert it to it's basic state. Remember, formatting will delete all files and folders.
4. Computer Technicians and Security Experts. If you cannot afford to lose any file in your drive, contact a computer technician or a security expert. They can remove all harmful virus and programs present in your computer. If there are no computer technicians or security experts in your location, you can visit SevenForums for assistance.
Depending on the kind of virus, they are all removed in a different way. A antivirus software is a good choice, but a clean install of your Windows 7 is a easy, free and quick solution. Remember backup!
windows 7 sucks. Windows vista the best!
go to your settings and click blank virus on the first page, then that will remove the black virus off windows 7 PC
There is a tool within windows 7 to manage credentials. Its called windows credential manager.
There are few ways to get rid of a Trojan you can either 1. Get an anti virus and scan your computer hoping to get rid of the virus. 2. You can do a complete system restart by buying a windows 7 disc and installing it into your computer this will delete all of your system files and folders and any applications but is sure to fix your computer.
Windows 7 doesn't come with its own anti-virus, but it does come with something called BitLocker which can encrypt data on your computer for you so it can't be seen by others. It's available on Windows 7 Professional and Windows 7 Ultimate.
Yes it is.
No computer is virus free, not even Macs. The reason windows has more virii is because more people have Windows Operating System. Therefore a virus programmer is looking for most of the time what will make them more money. This is the reason Macs have less virii then Windows. Is it harder to hack Mac then Windows no they are about the same comparing Windows 7 and Mac OS 10
You either haven't created them yet, your computer crashed, or you have a virus. Speak to a technician immediately
It could be due to hardware fault, virus, task scheduler, windows update or software fault. If you aren't experienced with this you should deliver your computer to a tech.
Well look how much fancy graphics it has and if you upgraded to windows 7 from xp then your computer was probably built for xp not windows 7. But my computer is faster with windows 7...
no, only can on a windows XP computer:(
It means the computer comes with Windows 7.
Your virus protection is listed in the installed programs list, and should also have an icon on the desktop for Windows, or an entry on the list generated by clicking the Start button at lower left. If no virus protection is installed, you may be prompted to start either Windows Defender or Microsoft Security Essentials (both are free for all Windows PCs). There is also anti-malware in the Action Center for Windows 7 and Windows 8.