For info on this virus and it's removal got to

link

and follow the instructions.

A good antivirus/spyware/malware suite is the Comodo Internet Security and
System Cleaner suite of programs and they're free.

hope this helps
regards
Will

Check this out, what a beauty.

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Will

Thanks to everybody for your helpful comments and I'm spoilt for choice regarding entry level Pentax bodies at the mo. I think my choice has hardened on the K20D as it probably the best bet and as was said it's more flexible and I could 'grow into' it more. The problem is they are very thin on the ground, so let the hunt begin.

I'm looking forward to picking up tips from the other forum topics and articles, so thanks again y'all for the advice, but one thing I would love to know is, 'how did Steven9761 get his wife to go to Thailand and I wonder is it far enough for mine'

all the best

Will

Hi everybody I'm wanting to get back into photography after 20 years absence (other than some point & shoot snaps for my work). I originally started in '82 with an OM10, then was given a s/h Pentax ME Super which somebody relieved me of after about 10 days so I settled on Olympus got a manual adapter for the OM10 and bought myself a few lenses and an extra body, the OM2n, which I still have, then in '99 bought a Oly C-2500L DSLR(mainly for work shooting building exteriors/exteriors, defects and FRA infringments).
My initial impulse was to continue with an Oly DSLR but doing my research, regarding their model range/experience level, I found that there isn't much on offer and they seem to be going into the mirrorless area. So remembering my brief ownership of a Pentax (which I found very good and gave excellent results), I started to research Pentax DSLR's and found a good choice for different skill levels and budgets and have finally narrowed my choices to the K20D or the K-X models. What is the consensus regarding the best for a novice DSLR user who has a grounding in the basics of exposure but hasn't used said skills for a long time,