You may be referring to Dr. Guard virus which is another fake anti-spyware targeted at gullible web users. The virus will make it appear that your PC is infected with spyware so you'll be directed to the free downloadable trial version of Dr. Guard. Most web users will be tempted to click that 'download' button without thinking of the possible consequences. Once inside, this fake anti-spyware will attack your Windows registry in order to gain full control of your computer the moment you boot it up. If your computer is infected with this virus, you can automatically remove it by running a scan to check the infection.
anti virus grisoft or Anti Viral Guard or Anti Virus Group
anti virus grisoft or Anti Viral Guard or Anti Virus Group
Anti Virus Grisoft
You don't, just don't.
AVG freeware is obtainable on the homepage of the software producer Anti-Virus Guard. Its the long version of AVG. The brand AVG comes from Grisoft's first product Anti-Virus Guard.
Most likely, you will get a virus.
Anti-virus software and firewalls are the main safeguards used.
The Anti-Virus Guard, AVG, is one option for a free virus protection software. One can also try Avast. McAfee also provides a free download for virus scanner to protect your computer.
dude Spyware Guard 2008 IS A VIRUS ITSELF! what you gotta do is simply google spywareguard 2008 virus and there is tons of removal tools and directions..i heard this malware stuff works..dont be fooled this is a scam!
Fixing a Virus infected PC is not an easy task. However if you fixed it, then again there will have lot of issues due to the changes done by the virus to windows system. The ideal solution is reinstall the OS again and install a reliable virus guard before to another virus attack.
The influenza virus, unfortunately, is constantly mutating into new variations which keeps your immune system off guard.
Almost all antivirus programs will provide virus alert. Some popular programs are Norton Antivirus, McAfee, AVG, Bull Guard, Panda Security, and Avast.