Downloader Viruses

Hmm.. i have no idea i have wanted to know that question also i screwed up my friends pc idk if it was pkhonor or something else n i dont wanna screw up my computer

At the time of the Personal Computer development, in the 1980s, the Bulletin Boards were created, where various users would connect via a telephone modem. Also, the early Personal Computers did not have a Hard Drive, they booted up from a regular diskette, which was sometimes infected with the Trojan Horse virus.

No, in fact, I have it installed on this HP Laptop right now, I use it to edit all my pictures I take.

Some stateless firewalls only check against security policy those packets which have the SYN flag set (that is, packets that initiate connection according to the standards). Since Christmas tree scan packets do not have the SYN flag turned on, they can pass through these simple systems and reach the target host.

A large number of Christmas tree packets can also be used to conduct a DoS attack by exploiting the fact that Christmas tree packets require much more processing by routers and end-hosts than the 'usual' packets do.

step 1. go in to control panel

step 2. find programs and click on uninstall a program

step 3. find Norton PC checkup and double click on it

step 4. follow the steps on screen and then it should be removed

No. Not usually. But the cheat engine can easily cause one.

Seems like an issue for you here. Well, dealing with these type of viruses it could get troublesome even for norton. The best solution that usually works is if you start up your computer in safemode first. To do that you press the f8 key during the startup of windows and select "safe mode w. networking". There it should start up the computer without activating the virus. From there you could run norton and tell it to do a scan and remove the virus. Usually this situation happens being the virus registers itself in the startup list so when the computer starts up the virus starts up also. Doing this method will allow you to clean it out before anything happens. A second note to that you can also go to (in safe mode) start->run-> type in msconfig.exe then a box will pop up. click start up and uncheck any type of unknown things. Most likely the virus isnt named or has a clash of letters and numbers as a name.

Hope this helps!

It behaves like a virus, infiltrating the flash memory of you music player, but it supposedly makes your player better. It is your call but when I installed rockbox I wasn't too impressed and when I wanted to uninstall it it was a pain in the a**. My advice is don't download it, not worth it.

Well since that (Conflicker) worm did not do anything on April and was just a sick joke, the worst computer virus by damage and cost is probably gonna be ILOVEYOU, or Loveletter worm.

The virus arrives as an attachment and a love message, and the virus is the attachment labeled LOVE-LETTER-FOR-YOU.TXT.VBS. It looks like a text file, but it is a virus, so it tricks the user into opening it thinking it will just harmlessly open up in Notepad.

Once opened, the worm overwrites certain types of files (such as mp3 music files) and then uses your emailing program (something like Microsoft Lookout) to send itself automatically to your contacts.

Go to dodgy sites. Click on all pop-ups that you can. do not install an antivirus.

However, viruses are bad, as you may have been told before

No. Viruses download to your computer, and Lumosity is completely web-based, so it can't download any viruses.

No. I can assure you that Ourworld.com does NOT give your pc a virus. i always play that game and my computer never had a virus.

No Viruses are detected from his games or his website.

I have eden eternal downloaded onto my labtop and computer for 5 months now and it didn't give me any problems. If your playing the game and have a bunch of windows open, then it might make your computer a bit slow, other then that you should be fine. It helps if you have a fire wall, just in case something does happen though. hope that helps :)

Not a chance what so ever some may crash your game but just disable them ive downloaded 1000s and I havent had a virus since

Possibly. If you use the site, you should keep your anti-virus software updated and run the scanner regularly.

if you do not wash your hands then you are at risk

cookies are files that are saved onto your computer and are allowed certain access to your browser, a cookie can save what sites you visit, how long you're on them and report this back to the website that planted the cookie, this is used for targeted marketing

cookies also have the capability to cause pop-ups or pop-unders if your browser is already open and you meet a circumstance described in the cookie (such as every 3rd mouse click)

Yes it can. These days the Internet is the source of the vast majority of viruses.

However, there are very many viruses which can be transmitted via 'removable storage media'. By this we include floppy disks, USB sticks, CD's, DVD's, external hard-drives etc. Do not connect any such storage device unless you trust the computer it was previously connected to - unless you have A.V. software which will scan it for you as soon as it is connected.

All the very early viruses were transmitted by physically moving floppy disks between machines. (known as 'sneaker-net').

u can't

eada.exe file is not crucial system process for it comes with certain programs and is used to keep its associated program running properly and smoothly. eada.exe file can be directly disabled from Windows Task Manager once you have come across eada.exe error on the PC.

When you download Epic Bot, it might give viruses and its for cheaters, Epic Bot comes with 3-4 random toolbars/downloads on your computer...

No, I have been on it for a long time.

I just learned this, at the bottom right hand corner of the monitor is an arrow pointing up, click it, right click the knctr symbol, select shut down, go into you program files, search for the file then delete it.

Yes and no