encrypt the executable, it starts up with example Virus.exe PID 888 then it finds a process example.exe PID 4567 and merges itself into that process and then terminates its original process PID 888. A virus can stop your anti-virus service then terminate your anti-virus application. And if they were really smart they could run it in kernel mode 0 then task manager would not be able to terminate it. Although Vista and Windows 7 are a bit different.
hp is a name model of a notebook computer so there is no reason to catch a virus you need to use antivirus software to catch a virus from your computer.
A _lot_ of viruses do that. Get antivirus software! Scan with it and then follow the antivirus manufacturer's removal instructions.
Linux is pretty good at Virus protection by itself. But you can get ClamAv, or any of the big name Anti-Virus programs for it.
Free Anti Virus# AVG Free Edition # Avast! Home Edition # AntiVir PersonalCommerical Anti virus software# Kaspersky Anti-Virus # NOD32 AntiVirus
1) Avast! 2) AVG 3) Avira
I should suggest Norton Antivirus Software 2011,it just doesn't destroy you viruses,it also shows you the name and severity of the virus! Example:Trojan Virus:Severe.So you should get it right now! (I have it too.)
many viruses can attack those file. You need a good antivirus software and also run an online scan to find out the exact name of the virus.
Google the exact name of your virus. Usually your normal antivirus software won't be able to remove trojans, so you'll need a special program.
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The following antivirus programs have been voted the top 5 by the Lifehacker community; Lifehacker is probably the hub of all computer enthusiasts, so this information is extraordinarily reliable. * Avira AntiVir * Kaspersky Anti-Virus * Avast Antivirus * AVG Anti-Virus * NOD32 In addition to this, most major Antivirus company websites have a section on how to manually remove specific viruses, although you must have the name of the virus, and most viruses exact names are fairly long and include special characters.
If the name of that antivirus is "Antivirus 2009" or similar names and it says your computer infected by virus after virus scanning automatically ; this is not an antivirus. This is a malware (trojan virus). So be careful. Do not click on any of the links inside that window. The first thing you have to try is 'System restore'. Restore your system back to a week ago of the day you noticed the infection. If this didn't work, you may have to do a System recovery process using the Windows CD. Note: if your are familiar with computer, download Hijackthis from http://www.trendsecure.com/portal/en-US/tools/security_tools/hijackthis/download and kill the unwanted process. If you are not familiar to use this, please do not mess up your computer.