Computer Viruses

I believe it should be filed in a medical file.

a anti virus cannot remove all virus because by the time when your computer is at least infected by 17-20 files, it may become unresponsive leaving the anti virus unable to attack properly.However, it could delete most virus, but new one, as anonymous ones may be created therefore not making the anti virus software to attack and remove.

When you download an Anti-Virus, they will give you a program in .exe file format. When you open it, it should start the installation

In my opinion, one of the best antivirus providers of this company

Which I suggest you use

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cCleaner is a good program to remove cache files along with other temporary files and invalid registry keys.

why am i getting this error on site i visit all the time.

Browser Address Error Redirector

Transitive Access

If you do a little research you will find numerous forums that discuss the issue of virus infections occurring at deviantart. Even their own forums have quite a few posts on the subject. You don't have to actually click anything or "be stupid" to get an infection (although there are the typical click the link style infections on deviantart, but those are to be expected at most social networking type sites) and it seems to be popular belief the problem lies in the advertising containing malicious codes/spyware.

There are two possible causes of this. The first I have personal experience of, and the second I've been told of but can't vouch for.Some viruses (Trojans especially) can infect the 'Restore' files in Windows Me & XP. Windows will not allow these files to be deleted or altered by anti-virus software, so it will continually be picked up by AVG and might even re-infect other files whenever you re-boot. To overcome this you must disable the Restore files (See earlier answer on how to do this). Run your anti-virus - re-boot - run the anti-virus again to confirm it's all clear, enable the Restore files - re-boot.The secodn possibility is that the BIOS itself is infected and re-infects the computer each time it boots up. I'm not sure how this can happen, or even if it is possible. But, the solution is simple. Run the anti-virus. Switch the PC off and remove the battery from the motherboard. Wait for 10 seconds and replace it. When you re-start the PC the BIOS will re-build itself without the virus.

You don't say what virus AVG keeps finding?

Let me guess Trojanhorse Downloader.VB.EC in C:\windows\pup.exe

The first part is embedded in a normal web page HTML file when you look at a web page it then download's pup.exe and makes a copy with a random file name in media player.

even after healing with AVG on reboot the copy restores pup.exe and the circle goes on.

If you have this one when you try to open media player you get the virus warning

If it's not this one it might be similar.

Let me know what AVG warning is

Actually, a good friend had exactly the same problem. We discovered that if you don't empty the quarantine area in AVG after you have run it, sometimes it keeps on saying that the virus or Trojan is still there.

The tip about turning off the RESTORE feature is absolutely true. If you have Windows ME or 98, it's harder to do that but it still needs to be done.

Let us know how you are getting along with that problem?

You need to change your proxy settings. internet options , connections, go to lan settings then uncheck the proxy box. VOILA!!!! Fixed

You might also want to try using a different browser, or restarting the system and trying again, just in case.

This is the free Microsoft anti-virus line. This is a totally free service that will walk you through the virus removal steps: For support within the United States and Canada, call toll-free (866) PCSAFETY (727-2338).

Malware and virus can infect all kinds of files.

Programming computers is an inherantly complex process which becomes more complex as the project gets larger and more people are involved.

Download a free antivirus program to remove virus, such as AVG AntiVirus Free version.

short answer, no

long answer, if you have the right hardware (and possibly software)...

ie, a special router (i believe) that downloads and stores data somehow, possibly via the PC when it is just in SLEEP mode or something...

or maybe it has internal memory or shared memory...

you could look yourself instead of waiting for an answer...

This is an example of a scam known as "phishing".

For more information, please see the related link.

Old answer: Yes it does.that is why iyou should buy a messy computer on the internet and put your imvu viruses on it!

No, it does not. I have been on imvu for years and not a virus yet. If you don't belive me then try to get an avg. It is virus protection. It cost about 40 bucks at Wal-mart. If theres a website that your worried about it should be MEEZ. I went on the link of that site and my comp got 364 viruses on my hard drive and 7 viruses in my files. But good thing I know how to delete them.

New answer : IMVU can give you viruses. In the Old answer, Meez doesn't give you a virus. I went on Meez for about 1-2 years now and I've had no problem with Meez

You maybe have turned on the power saving plan in the power option menu, making your processor owrk slower. Put it back to normal:

=== on Vista and XP
=== 1. Click the Windows menu. 2. Click on control panel.
3. If you control panel is in classic view, click on Power Options; if it's on Control Panel Home view, click on System and Maintenance, then on Power Options.
4. Choose either "Balance" or "High Performance".

The "Balance" plan enable your processor to work at 5% till 100% of its maximum speed.
The "High Performance" plan assure you that your processor works at 100% of its maximum speed.

I would check and see if it were a heating issue, make sure your CPU fan is running and that the heatsink is free of dust. Other than that, i'd check the system log and see if it reports any problems. Could also be caused by a bad power supply, if you have another one you could try switching that and see if it helps.

If you uninstalled Norton correctly, Norton 360 should no longer be there, check in the add/remove programs to make sure norton is gone, if so, contact the Norton customer service to remove norton 360.

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

1. Run Deckard's System Scanner (DSS)

2. Run the vundo and combo fix

3. Run Malwarebytes Anti-Malware

4. Run the anti spyware removal programs spybot

5 Run Superantispyware

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

Microsoft Windows: Do a file search with 'hidden files' feature enabled. You can leave the filename blank and search- altough this will return thousands of search results.. Try doing the search on a set of folders you think where the hidden file is located. You may also want to set the "file creation date" range search filter.