Depending on what the virus is designed to do, anything could happen. Usually, viruses will not delete your files - people who write viruses are more interested in stealing your information than destroying it. Sometimes, however, viruses will delete your files or even corrupt your hard drive completely.
It all depends on which virus your computer gets. There are file deleting viruses and viruses which cause other problems.
Viruses are computer programs intentionally created by douchebags, to ruin your computer, usually for no good reason. When you download software or media files from really any source, a virus could be hidden in it and that's how it gets on your computer.
well yes and no. hackers will be the ones who make the virus. depending on what virus it is. if it is a Trojan it is most likely done by a hacker because the virus itself steals information and gives control to your computer.
The network is fine, but the computer(s) connected are not, the virus may attempt to hi-jack your internet and prevent you from going to any sites for aid.
it is a computer virus, which gets copied to your program files>video activeX access and which could not be deleted. each time you try to delete it, it will replicate
someone gets into your files and your personal information, and usaly puts viruses and other things that can harm your computer
Viruses can affect your computer in a number of ways. Usually, they display pop-up ads on your desktop or steal your information. Some of the more nasty ones can even crash your computer or delete your files.
a computer virus is a hacking software that you download on your computer anti-virus is the software that gets rid of viruses
It is called a virus because we have an illness called a "virus" and when a computer GETS a virus, they're not working right and are not running well.
"Backing up files is not a new phenomenon to Windows 7. Backing up your files enable you to keep a record of all your important files and information in case your computer crashes, gets a virus, is stolen or any other unfortunate incident."
As of right now No. But unless your computer somehow gets a virus from it then Yes.
The reson for this is so that it can block you for getting a virus scanner and removing the the virus by downloading one from a website. You may also be blocked from programs and folders. If this happens call Microsoft support or apple support and they should be able to help you.