yeah that would be a virus. they have command that will reset your computer after 50 or so executions. press controll alt delete and go to process and than go to start search and search everthing program that you dont know. Or you could get a anti virus program So here's what I would do, when faced with a randomly rebooting computer:
-Yes, I would consider upgrading to Windows XP, if the machine was capable of it.
-Make sure that anti-virus and anti-spyware utilities are running and up-to-date.
-Make sure that the operating system and all device drivers are as up-to-date as possible.
-Run a memory diagnostic such as Memtest86 or Windows memory Diagnostic.
-Run a hard disk diagnostic such as SpinRite.
It really depends on what virus you got on your computer. If the virus is aimed to disable your audio then yes a computer virus can cause your audio to not work.
Yes.
Any website can cause a virus to be placed in your computer. I highly doubt it, but twitter could have given you a virus.
yes
Yes by downloading Virus cleaner and block the cause of the virus
emulator is a program that allows a computer to emulate another program . This usually does not cause a virus
Yes, a computer virus is a specific piece of software usually designed to cause harm or malice.
Viruses are designed to harm the computer. These no such thing as a virus that does not cause harm to computers. If your virus scanner detected a virus, the damage is already done.
byhat the proplems or cause's are
Im not exactly sure if Photoscape gives you viruses but i think i got a virus downloading the software onto my computer. I think it has a virus because when I download the Photoscape my computer shut down unexpectedly and my computer did not open again.
Malicious (evil) people create computer viruses.
It can # make the computer slow # cause popup # steal passwords # cause errors