Computer Viruses

The CDC-approved trivalent vaccines for the 2011-2012 flu season contain and will protect against the following three flu virus strains:

1. Type A Influenza/California/7/09 (H1N1)-like virus (Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 influenza virus)

2. Type A Influenza/Perth/16/2009/ (H3N2)-like virus

3. Type B Influenza/Brisbane/60/2008-like virus

Speekonia does not give your computer a virus and it is designed in a way that will not give your computer any malware.

Yes, it can. I don't know how though yet.

Well, a virus is a program that does things without the user's knowledge or consent. Some viruses (the Welchia worm, for instance) tried to be "good" and patch Windows PCs to prevent infection from other viruses. While the virus had good intentions, it did so without the user's permission and crashed hundreds of PCs due to wasteful bandwidth use (normally, in companies, an efficient method to distribute updates internally is used. Welchia didn't use it and clogged the internet connections of many businesses).

Now, a worm is a virus that can replicate on it's own. A full fledged worm, like the sasser worm, can infect on it's own without the user making a mistake (vulnerability found, exploited, worm installed, spread to other pcs- and you didn't have to do anything). Most worms rely on email though- you open the wrong email or attachment, you get infected, and your computer spams out the worm to others, making it self propogating.

A Trojan is a virus that makes you download it manually by impersonating a desirable program (you need to download this to watch a video, free pornographic material, free antivirus, etc). It doesn't spread on it's own but causes undesirable behavior when installed.

Hope this helps!

Viruses affect your computer's CPU by consuming both CPU time and resources. A virus is just like any other program: it needs dedication from the CPU to properly execute. This can cause the CPU to slow down significantly if your computer is infested with viruses, since the computer cannot respond to each and every process in a timely manner. There is also such thing as a "CPU virus". These viruses infect and damage the actual hardware of a computer. Since it is damaging the hardware of a computer rather than the software, the restoration afterwards can be pricey and there can be little to do to stop the virus from destroying your computer.

You will need to reflash the bios

Best Spyware Scanner can help you wipe out this virus easily.

Their are many parts of a computer that viruses infect. Most viruses infect a certain file or program so that whenever that file is run, the virus is also executed.

Some viruses called Master Boot Record viruses infect the Master Boot Record of your computer. The Master Boot Record is the partition of your computer first executed when you boot up your computer. When you turn on your computer, it runs all the programs inside the Master Boot Record partition and then passes control to other child processes. Viruses in this class infect the Master Boot Record so that whenever your turn on your computer, the viruses runs at startup too. These viruses are very tricky to find as they hide in a very deep part of your Operating System and manually deleting them could damage your computer.

Yes, virus can change anything on your computer!! So be careful.

an item for internet explorer

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Ieuser.exe is located in the folder C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\. When you start Internet Explorer, it will first launch IEUser.exe, which sets the security settings of Internet Explorer to the medium level. When Internet Explorer requires administrative privileges (such as to install an ActiveX control), the Admin Broker IEInstall.exe is used (which runs at high security). ieuser.exe is a Internet Explorer from Microsoft Corporation belonging to Microsoft® Windows® Operating System . ieuser.exe is launched before starting Internet Explorer and sets the security settings of the medium level. When administrative privileges are required in Internet Explorer (e.g. install an ActiveX), IEInstall.exe is used.

ieuser.exe error is classified by PC experts to be one of the most severe system errors for it is commonly caused by ieuser.exe process issues. ieuser.exe serves as a critical system component which is designed to enable functionality combined in associated shared .dll files for they can't be enable themselves directly and enable them running smoothly, in order to keep the system operating stably.

In addition, ieuser.exe can be utilized by hazardous parasites as a hidden utility to gain remote access to compromised PC, for the purpose of gaining users' personal or commercial information. The information contains identity details, email information, online behaviors and login credentials to credit card and online bank account.

without file pumpers around 500kb

Some of them can. It depends on the virus and the replication method.

Actually two Filipino computer programing students created this viruss. Thier names are Reomel Ramones and Onel de Guzman as they became the prime targets of an investigation invloving the National bureau of Investigation (NBI).

The best answer is to go to Consumer Reports Magazine and look up the answer. They did a recent look and comparison of the various anti virus software. There are many excellent anti virus, but, no system is perfect. There are some very good anti virus software that is free. You might also go to CNET .com and look at what they say in their reviews of down loaded anti virus software. That's Consumer Reports Magazine, and CNET.com. Both can give you a very detailed answer to your question. Just because a product is free does not mean it's bad.

Kingsoft Free Antivirus is the "very powerful antivirus", i have used before.i have tested most av programs but for me this one is clearly the best we will be friends for a very long time i think^^

i recommend u to install an anti-virus software which is free for our user

Source(s):

http://www.kingsoftsecurity.com/kingsoft…

In case your computer got infected, try the following:

* Get an antivirus program (if you don't have one already) * Update your antivirus * Scan all your computer and delete, repair or quarantine the infected files.

* Run Malwarebytes Anti-Malware * Run the anti spyware removal programs spybot and Superantispyware * Run a complete scan with free curing utility Dr.Web CureIt! * Install threat fire which will enhance your anti virus protection and protect you against unknown Trojans and spyware * Then do an Online virus scan

The Admiral virus is a trojan that is frequently referred to as Admiral.334 or DOS/Admiral.334. The Admiral virus can allow a hacker to gain total access to your PC, which can cause your PC to behave unexpectedly. The virus can lead to system instability and loss of data.

The virus is on the hard drive so if you get a new hard drive the virus will be gone. A cheaper option would be to just reinstall the operating system though. (Vista, Win 7)

1. Download and run firefox to protect your computer from future spyware attacks and pop ups which are coming in through internet explorer (Trojan downloaders, win32 ).Browser attacks aren't easy to spot because they piggyback on legitimate traffic that doesn't exhibit many obvious warning signs . 2. Run the vundo and combo fix 3. Run Malwarebytes Anti-Malware

4. Run the anti spyware remove programs spybot

5. Run a complete scan with free curing utility Dr.Web CureIt!

Viruses are normally found online, through downloads.

Try doing a factory restore on your computer to reset it back to it's original factory settings. You will loose everything, but it will get rid of the virus.

Dark Avenger i think

1) get an anti virus for the handheld

The know virus right now for psp is Trojan.PSPBrick

You need to supply more information how you get the virus, why do you suspect you have a virus on your psp

we can remove it through registered norton antivirus & macfee antivirus. thank you

there are a couple of ways you can remove a virus. first is to go to msn home page, know what system your machine is using to operate, i.e windows xp, 2000 etc. they have ssome fixes on their web site at microsoftwindows.com or google your question and you will intendated with all sorts of software. some is free, most cost, but it may be worth it for furture attacks from most virus' good luck.