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Can a DVD writer have a virus?
DVD writes are hardware devices and are not prone to viruses. The software that is used by computers to prepare and send data to the DVD writer can be infected by a virus.
Explain the process of removal of a a computer virus from a virus infected machine?
How to remove a virus in steps. .Install anti-Virus .run a full system scan .if virus shows click remove [or box it] .if doesn't remove find the location where it is found .remove file That is how to remove a virus
Can viruses be from a DVD-R to a computer?
If a virus was burned to the DVD, then yes, this can infect a computer.
How can you remove Hapilli virus?
Its not easy to remove hapilli virus (google redirect virus). its the most iritating and deadly virus I ever faced. You can learn more about it and how to remove it from the related link.
How do you remove passwordexe virus?
To safely remove the virus, it is better to choose the antivirus program.
How do you remove virus in CD?
You cant remove the virus is the file is burnt permanently into the CD
How does one remove a Trojan virus from one's computer?
There are many ways one can remove a trojan virus from one's computer. One can remove a trojan virus from their computer by downloading a virus removal software such as Sophos.
How do you remove a threat from a computer?
do an antivirus scan . it will show the virus. click on the virus and click remove/destroy/remove threat
How can you convert a DVD on to your iPod without getting a virus?
yes
Can a virus infected file be burned in a CD or DVD?
Yes.
How do you remove khatarnak virus?
Remove all shares from the system Install avast antivirus and scan for the virus. it will delete the virus named khatarnak.exe.
Can simply playing a DVD damage a computer through virus transmittal?
If the DVD contains a virus, and your computer has its autorun feature turned on, then yes, it is conceivable that your computer could get a virus by just putting the DVD in the DVD drive. Its very unlikely in the case of a commercial DVD, but if it is a burned DVD, I would be careful and make sure you have an up to date antivirus program installed and running properly. There has been instances where attempts by a movie studio to copy protect their product inadvertently resulted in malicious software being installed. Google for Sony Rootkit for more information on that.
