Like a real world virus, Computer Viruses heavily rely on a "host" file in order to propagate. In the wild, if a computer virus cannot attach and inject itself into a host file, it will just roam around and eventually get destroyed by an antivirus program. Computer viruses cannot replicate without a host. Worms on the other hand are independent programs that can replicate freely without the need of a host like a virus. When it comes to lethality though, a virus is more destructive than a worm.
The Elk Cloner virus is very old, designed to run on Apple II computers. It cannot infect modern computers.
No they cannot, only computers and laptops get viruses.
Virus
god i hope your not saying it like something to be proud of, but to answer your question i don't have any. I make my own anti virus/firewall
Computers cannot legally own things.
mathematicians .time will come computer itself will develope their own computers .computers are substitute for human brains._michael cabalag
Virus' don't help computers, they're given the name virus because they harm your computer, my suggestion, don't get a virus.
A basic characteristic of a virus is that it cannot survive or reproduce on its own. It requires a host cell to replicate and multiply.
A virus
Computers cannot correct any wrong inputs by its own,it still needs human to correct it.
Not to all computers
Correct. A virus is considered non-living because it cannot grow or respond to stimuli on its own. It requires a host cell to replicate and carry out its functions.