Generally not. Once a computer has a virus, it is considered compromised, like a zombie. If you can determine the exact virus, and confirm that it doesn't spread through email or send files to the creator, it would probably be safe. Unless you know the exact virus, it could potentially send the creator your emails, your email password, sent itself to your contacts, and many other bad things. If you know there is a virus, you might as well install free antivirus (Immunet on Windows, ClamAV on Mac/Linux) and remove it.
Rebooting your computer in safe mode is a good idea if you suspect a virus or your computer is running slow. To find out how to reboot check out Microsoft.
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Your computer will be the safest around if you use McAfee virus protection. However, in order to maintain that high level of protection you will have to update your computer frequently so that you can protect it against the latest viruses. Your computer will be just as safe with any anti-virus software. What makes your computer safe is your attention to keeping the virus definitions up to date. That is the most critical part of any anti-virus software.
You remove the virus. Reboot your computer into Safe Mode and scan with your Anti-Virus software.
You can leave it there or empty the vault. Either way, you are safe.
Check The Virus Check. If it does not have a virus check... check on google if the application or download is un-safe
It's safe if you have a anti-virus protection.
well i seems the virus is not allowing you to access programs which will lead to healing your computerresart you computer and run antivirus in safe mode is shouldn't restart
Usually. If it shuts your computer down, then boot into safe mode.
Depends on the one who is seeding it. If the seeder has virus on computer there is a posibility that it will seed the virus too. But most of them are virus-free.