Downloader Viruses

Try to get a Tend Micro free download. It's a great one.

Update it of course ! Like most anti-virus programs, Avast has a built-in update facility. All you need to do is find the relevant command in the menus, nad follow the on-screen prompts.

I would send an e-mail to Norton Customer service. They would surely want to assist you.

I personally use An anti-virus (Avast) and an anti-spyware program (malware-bytes). I have also used bitdefender Total Security which was expensive but both internet security and antivirus plus more in one :P...

ANYWAYS!!

Anti-viruses generally have Anti-virus and Anti-spyware, bank protection and a Search Advisor.

Internet Security generally have all of those plus Anti-spam programs and a Realtime Protection program.

so for protecting from viruses, all you really need is an anti virus, but taking the extra protection step will never hurt.

you need programs, try google: What Programs Do I Need To Play Downloaded Games From Frostwire

Avast is an anti virus program for your computer and it is free to download for home use.

well get another computer and go to this site http://www.thecompletewebs.co.cc/ and download a anti-virus like AVG and chuck it on a disk and put that into the computer if that doesn't work ah well

Yes. Though note that they may not have all the features you want / need, due to their age / price. Most Windows 98-era computers probably lack the processing power for modern CAD needs, anyway.

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In my opinion AVG Antivirus, i am not sure if they free version comes with the firewall or not, but either way its is a great antivirus and firewall combination.

The receiver's email may not accept attachments of 20 megabytes. It would be better if the sender posts the file online and then sends the receiver an email giving them a link. The website, http://www.yousendit.com/, can do just that for files up to 100 megabytes for free.

zishy im probaly stuck what to do after the password and username is done

To my knowledge, the package must be unzipped first. Then load the file enclosed.

If the uninstall button is not showing, you can use an uninstaller tool to help remove the program quickly and easily.

It has many names..but it is usually 'buoemx.exe'.....

You really need to what you are doing to run this tool. It is usually done by the request of a handler who knows how to read the log files.

That being said, you can find it here: techsupportforum.com/sectools/Deckard/dss.exe

Be very careful doing anything without experienced help. You might bork your box. There are people waiting to help at the same site. Please ask for help there first. It would really be in your best interest.

No. I used Mixxx for about a year and it doesn't contain any viruses. Moreover, it's open source software. Open source software is extremely virus safe because anyone can download and look at the source code, so if someone put a virus in it than other programmers would know right away and take it out.

Mixxx is a good program if you are learning to DJ (and the best Linux solution I've found) but the team working on it no longer seems to be supporting it and it feels unfinished. Notably, it has a bug where the music library never refreshes. But like I said, if you are just learning, it's a good choice and certainly virus free.

It goes in "Quarantine" in quarantine, the virus can't harm the computer, and you can go to quarantine, and it will have all of your infected files, and tell you the name of the virus that's infecting the file, and you can delete the infected files.

No, Not at all. unless you have a real firewall. (windows 7 firewall is funny)

however, you are protected from viruses that can destroy your system.

but not for new, complex, clever trojans, keyloggers, backdoors, bots that can steal your bank data and use your machine as a part on the attack on websites along with other infected computer.

It all depends on the operating system your useing. For most like vista or 7, click on start. Then go to control panel. In there find 'uninstall a program'. when it starts wait for a bit and ittl give you a list of all installed programs. Click the program you want to get rid of and then click on the top where it says uninstall. Another way is to go to my computer. Then enter c:/, or the C: drive. Go to program file's. find the program and delete it. Another way is to restore your pc before it was installed. Click start, then in the search bar search for system restore. When it comes up just follow the onscreen instructions to restore your pc to an earlier time.

It looks like the virus or spyware is running a local server

Click start>click run type in msconfig and then press enter. Goto the start up tab and uncheck everything except your anti virus.click ok and reboot. When you come back to the desktop check the box 'do not show this message again" and click ok .

Run Malwarebytes Anti-Malware

Run the anti spyware removal programs spybot and Superantispyware

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

Then do an online virus scan

You can download Team Viewer

Download registry cleaner first & install it. then u can do scan of your PC which will remove all your windows registry errors.