Computer Worms

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

Tools menu for Internet Explorer 7 can be found below the address bar and is the 5th option after, File, Edit, View and Favorites...

It can be also found on the top extreme right..

They aren't...

They make your computer slow.( because you need alot of updates, for Anti-virusses, windows updates, etc.)

Try booting into Safe Mode by tapping the F8 key when the computer boots, and go into Safe Mode. You might be able to run McAfee there.

You can download a copy of Ultimate Boot CD4Windows and boot the CD. The latest versions have anti-virus and anti-malware tools.

What is a 'house worm'? Sounds horrible

no its good, i have spybot search and destroy it is great

Yes, there are ways to determine if your computer is infected by the Conficker worm:

• Check access to security websites – Conficker blocks connections to antivirus and Microsoft update sites. If you cannot open these, it may be a sign.
• Unusual network behavior – Slow internet, frequent disconnections, or unusual traffic can indicate infection.
• Disabled security services – The worm often disables Windows Update, firewall, or antivirus protection.
• Use detection tools – Microsoft and major antivirus vendors provide free Conficker removal and detection tools.

If any of these signs appear, immediately run a trusted security scan and removal tool.

If you're feeling lucky, an advanced user, and you aren't too busy, you could try to manually get rid of System Security. First of all, backup your registry and important data. Then you need to open registry and delete registry entries related to System Security and .exe, .bat files, .dll and .lnk files. You must be more careful, patient and prudent when you manually remove System Security.

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Actually worms are both Heterotrophs and Parasites

Roundworms can be classified as what? blastopores,coelomates,acoelomates,or pseudocoelomates

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I need help!

The way you can is this way. You can ask your doctor about the medicans that you can use and then after a while see what happens.

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Bugtong or riddle is a question intentionally phrased and requires ingenuity in determining its answer. This can also be a statement that has a double meaning. The riddle is commonly presented as a game.

Remove the four slick pads on the bottom, to reveal screw holes (usually two, sometimes four) and clip holes (usually two, sometimes none). Undo the screws, unclip the clips, and the top will come off.

The 2002 Malibu had a factory recall for a defective turn signal relay. Replace and it should work fine. If you can find paper work from GM about the recall, a GM dealership should do it without charge.

the following answer sucks if you dont know how to set the memory size to 786 or less and if you ask wiki how to set the memory size you get an answer "you cant you should set the memory you should just add more." Well its not working because theirs not enough memory .... I have now seen this question on several sites posted as long ago as 2 years. I LOVE greetings Workshop and have had great success with it these several years. Only in the last 2 weeks did I start to get this message--I have removed,reinstalled, etc. to no avail. All I know is that the problem only began for me after using a D-Link wireless to hook my 2nd computer to the Internet via the main one--then both computers began showing this error message. Hmmm NOTE: My solution relies on the use of Virtual PC (free from Microsoft) to create a virtual instance of Windows XP. With Virtual PC you can "dial in" any memory setting that you want for your virtual session (using the "settings" screen for that session). How to install Virtual PC and then create a virtual instance of Windows XP is a discussion that is well outside the scope of this WikiAnswer resource. Microsoft has sufficient documentation to lead you through the steps. The only way that I am able to get Greetings Workshop to run is to use an instance of Windows XP within Virtual PC using the memory settings "dialed in" that are described here. For me... here is the beauty of using Virtual PC... Your Windows XP session is stored in two files... a hard drive file and a settings file. You can create a clean install of Windows XP, then close down Virtual PC and make a backup copy of these two files before continuing. Using this method, it does not matter if your Windows XP session begins slowing down, gets "messed up" or becomes virus laden. Exit Virtual PC, copy the two files from your backup and start again with a clean newly installed Windows XP. My backup copy of Windows XP has all of the programs that I use installed but is otherwise in an unused state... so copying from my backup always produces a clean ready to use version of Window XP with all of my application ready to go. One caveat... when you first create your virtual instance of Windows XP select a really big hard drive setting. This maximum size cannot be changed after installing Windows XP. The actual size of the hard drive file on your computer starts small, then grows dynamically as needed until it reaches the maximum size that you selected when creating the Virtual PC instance of Windows XP. Clearly to use Virtual PC you need a reasonably fast computer, lots of memory helps, and lots of hard drive space. If you have a slow computer or limited memory then your Virtual PC instance of Windows XP will probably run very slowly. This is, admittedly, a rather complicated solution... but it is a solution with lots of unexpected benefits and is the only way that I can, among other things, get my venerable copy of Greetings Workshop to run. If your version of Greetings Workshop does not run with this setup, then try "dialing in" other memory configurations. ============= You can run Greetings Workshop (at least my old version) in Windows XP or Windows Vista Basic if you run Windows XP or Windows Vista Basic as Virtual PC sessions with the proper settings. Virtual PC lets me "dial in" the memory available to the OS. For Windows XP:

set memory size to 786mb or less works, set to 787mb or greater does not work. For Windows Vista Basic:

set memory size to 903mb or less works, set to 904mb or greater does not work. You do not need to use any compatibility settings with Greetings Workshop... just control the amount of memory available to the OS. I have no idea why this works, but this does explain issues like "I upgraded my Windows XP computer and now Greetings Workshop no longer runs". Best of luck... I have no idea why this fixes the problem, but am happy to say that I now have a new solution to an old problem.