Computer Viruses

In Greek history the Trojans built a wooden horse and had soldiers inside it. It was left outside the gates of Troy. It was pulled inside and when all was quiet the soldiers exited the horse and opened the gates to the city allowing their army to get in and ransack the city. In computer terms a Trojan horse virus is a virus that is planted in the system and is waiting to be activated to cause damage to the system.

Viruses are most easily spread by attachments in e-mail messages or instant messaging messages. That is why it is essential that you never open e-mail attachments unless you know who it's from and you are expecting it.

Viruses can be disguised as attachments of funny images, greeting cards, or audio and video files.

Viruses also spread through downloads on the Internet. They can be hidden in illicit software or other files or programs you might download.

Also, notice that alot of website give Fake Alert.

If you have a fake alert, first close the Internet windows to see if you really have a Alert, otherwise They will tell you to download a "program to delete the files" which is actually a virus

No, you have to also delete what you want from the external hard drive. Remember, an external hard drive is just like a internal one. So, for example, if you delete picture a on the internal hard drive, that's all that is deleted. If picture a is also on the external hard drive (why would it be though), then you need to also delete it there.

Apple computers come with built-in security features, including XProtect, which provides basic antivirus protection by scanning for malware, and Gatekeeper, which ensures that only trusted software from the App Store or identified developers can be installed. Additionally, macOS includes a feature called Malware Removal Tool that automatically removes known malware. While these features offer a good level of protection, users may also consider third-party antivirus software for enhanced security.

No lame is not safe it gave me a virus, i hate it

Maybe........

Because some viruses are stealth like. They fly under the radar, or can even block virus scanners from working all together.

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Some folks might be fooled by the fact that Personal Security acts as if it is a real Personal Securityus program. Personal Security is actually a virus that infects your system and then pretends that it will remove the infections for a fee. Those so-called infected files were actually created by Personal Security for the purpose of persuading all those unsuspecting victims that the threats are real and they should purchase its so-called "full version".

Don't fall for the hoax. Not only can this virus can shut down your system but it will also steal personal information. Run a scan on your system and remove this virus automatically. You can also do the manual removal yourself by removing Personal Security registry files. I would personally recommend this site for a detailed removal instruction: http://www.spyware-fix.net/remove-personal-security.html

No as long as when you go to court you got the proof that they tried to hack your computer first

It's called a "cursor" or "pointer".

Yes, this and Registry Mechanic are the top cleaners. CCleaner is a free one,it is the best

free cleaner there is.

Your Flash Drive may be like the error message said "write protected", meaning that you can read but you cannot write. At some workplaces, Administrators will place a read only policy to prevent company secrect etc... from being downloaded to removable devices. If this error occurs on a personal computer, logon as an Administrator, find the device in My Computer, then right click it, select properties, on the security tab you will see a list of names; users that have allow or deny permission set on your device.

Select Edit, If you see your username in the list click on it.

If your username is not on the list click the add button and add it.

You will see under the list of username a list of permissions, on the allow side click full control, then Apply / Ok.

You should now be able to read and write as you have full control over the device.

No, YoVille does not cause or contain viruses.

You Have a virus. Use ComboFix. Just Google it. Download it and double click application. This will take care of what you have. Good luck. -Evan

To get rid of any program, you have to uninstall it.

On most computers, if you go to the Control Panel select Add/Remove Programs, then find the name of your firewall then double-click on it, a dialog will be displayed to help you remove the program.

It is generally recommended that you leave your firewall on so that your computer is protected from intrusion attempts. If you need to allow a program access to the Internet or your computer consider adding an exception rather than removing all of the firewall.

No.

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Under tools in your internet browser, select internet options. There you'll find a section regarding browsing history. There is a Delete button where you can select what to delete including cookies.

find the location of the program, and drag it to the trash. there's no other real way to do this, unless an uninstaller came with the app. if there is an uninstaller, run it.

c:\System Volume Information is a special folder used by Windows. It is not a virus. In an NTFS system, the permissions are set so that no one, not even an administrator, can access it - This is because it contains critical things that no one but the operating system should touch.

No i have download many skins never had a virus :)