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Virus

I've never heard of a virus attached to a JPG Algi You would be horrified to find out just what can be contained in a JPG file. But, in this case, it is "unlikely". I had a similar problem a few months back, went through all the usual routines of removing all the accumulated junk and de-fraggi...

Posted by DoctorJeff on 06/06/2010 - 22:48

Virus

If you truly believe you have been hit with a virus, the only secure way to clean it up is to reformat and reinstall the OS. No need for new hard drive. ** Do not trust anyone who simply states that they can run a program to clean the virus out for you, and not suggest reformatting the machine...

Posted by amoringello on 06/06/2010 - 23:04

Virus

Firstly, I wouldn't panic until you "know" you have a virus - you say in your opening line that you "think" you do - before taking drastic steps it's best to know thine enemy, as it were. Secondly - I've seen 3 machines in the past month that were "working fine until I put g**gle chrome on it". I...

Posted by RayB on 07/06/2010 - 08:37

Virus

I understand there's a huge selection of Patches coming on Tuesday from M$S My PC Lappy will be dealt with when I come back from France - and it's done by a mate using LogMeIn since I don't use M$S or PCs - this lappy is kept for my daughter #1 so she can log into work. That machine was used ...

Posted by techno-terminator on 07/06/2010 - 09:43

Virus

Mike I have a second computer a laptop so I think I'm going to back up my computer to my external hard drive and buy a scrubber program and start again and then buy Kaspersky and scan the external hard drive for virus's How dose that sound Its a good job all my programs are originals with on...

Posted by pink on 07/06/2010 - 10:39

Virus

It's almost immaterial if it says you are free of any virus and your PC still doesn't work correctly :) What matters is getting the PC back to life and this seems a good first step. Mike

Posted by mikew on 07/06/2010 - 11:45

Virus

Yep I do have trouble deep scan is still going on but this message has come up Malicious software has been detected And it's still got around 6 more hours to go!! On the good side today Just bought two new programmes from pc world Drive scrubber for up to 3 users £24.99 Kaspersky Int...

Posted by pink on 07/06/2010 - 15:34

Virus

ray sorry but already done the scan from new software window defender found one malicious attack and the new software found one more and three Trojans all has been deleted and computer is running well do you think that it’s still a requirement to back up scrub and start from scratch By th...

Posted by pink on 07/06/2010 - 18:39

Virus

I second aliengrove's suggestion and would comment that after my 4 day fight with my infection Norton was still dealing with threats for a few days after that. So I think using some high quality AV software is definitely the thing to do and I suspect Kaspersky will report the odd incident as the inf...

Posted by mikew on 07/06/2010 - 20:06

Virus

I install the new internet security and back up to a external hard drive and then scrub my computer and reinstall the internet security then scan the external hard drive and reinstall my information is that right ? If by "scrub your computer", you mean to reinstall the OS from scratch (of which part...

Posted by amoringello on 07/06/2010 - 21:30

Virus

well after three day of just watch and loading deep scans and then reformatting and load my back up back to my computer I'm back and running well thank you all for your help yesterday I decided to reformat my wife and son's laptop's for the only reason they had sum 700 viruses between them. ...

Posted by pink on 09/06/2010 - 18:21

Virus

As most of the "worms" were attached to your browser history they will have been adware, which although a nuisance are not malicious in themselves. They basically monitor your browsing history so you can be targeted with ads, normally pop-ups which are easy to block. I would suspect you only had one...

Posted by aliengrove on 10/06/2010 - 08:31

Virus

All AV software generates far too many false positives which is why I posted the link to Jotti earlier in this thread http://virusscan.jotti.org People have trial posted Windows Notepad.exe there and a lot of the virus scanners reported it as infected when it wasn't. A lot of the stuff you've had f...

Posted by Algernon on 10/06/2010 - 09:19

Virus

aliengrove, Regardless of your first two statements being 100% false, out of respect and in an attempt to give you some credit I did go back and re-read anyway. Sounds like your days in computing go back as far as mine with similar backgrounds. (I made no prior assumptions to your abilities, In fac...

Posted by amoringello on 10/06/2010 - 11:18

Virus

Amoringello, I tend to have quite a lot of software on my computer, and it can be very difficult to re-install, and always extremely time-consuming. Provided I have a back-up, it makes more sense NOT to start again from scratch. This way I save a huge amount of time with a small risk (and it ...

Posted by George Lazarette on 10/06/2010 - 11:41

Virus

3. To make your computer 100% safe; format your hard drive, disconnect the computer from the wall, smash it into a million pieces, and burry it in the back yard six feet deep in an acrylic block. :twisted: :twisted: Nope, just run a live distro CD of Linux. PCLinuxOS, Ubuntu, OpenSuse. Browse w...

Posted by dougf8 on 10/06/2010 - 20:35

Machine gunning captured animals

just one shot would have done it I did get a good shot, took a total of 5, but then went and formatted the card before I backed up the images :oops:. To be honest am to lazy to recover the file. The bear, and me will be back again. :wink: Davex.

Posted by davex on 06/06/2010 - 23:05

Quality and design?

I prefer to just sit back and enjoy the good stuff. Tellig them they are wrong is generally like banging your head against the wall - stop doing and it stops hurting.

Posted by Oggy on 07/06/2010 - 22:19

cheap CPL?

thx for that. will have a proper look at the article. It just seems a bit tricky to compare a £80 filter with a £6.75 filter! I bought a basic Hoya CPL filter a few years back and it broke after probably 3 days of use, I am guessing this wouldnt happen with the higher range though. It's the same d...

Posted by boudou701 on 09/06/2010 - 13:40

iPhone or Google Nexus?

iPhone or Google Nexus or 'open up another can of worms!' Think everyone will know my preference on this one, so I'm just gonna make a load of comments in no particular order:- 1st point to Whelmed is the obvious one, what do you need from your phone? Google have stopped selling the Nexus o...

Posted by Unlocker on 09/06/2010 - 23:21

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