$%#%%## Computer viruses!
- Thread starter mynameismiele
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WAY too many viruses out there anymore to take the risk!
spankomatic
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I have AOL and use McAfee. So far so good....
whirlcool
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I use Norton Anti-Virus and the latest version of Adaware. I haven't had any problems in about three years.
I used Kasperski for a year and I recommended it to a few friends. They thought it sent out too many alert messages that they didn't understand what it was trying to tell them. Personally, I think it's great for people who are really computer literate.
I used Kasperski for a year and I recommended it to a few friends. They thought it sent out too many alert messages that they didn't understand what it was trying to tell them. Personally, I think it's great for people who are really computer literate.
mynameismiele
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Bump again:
I didnt get it away, thinking of an win reinstall.
I didnt get it away, thinking of an win reinstall.
whirlcool
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Isn't Wipedrive part of the Norton Utilities set? I remember that one from years ago, back in the DOS days!
mynameismiele
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alright got lucky i have 2x win XP Pro on my HDD.
So i can game again, but my DiRT 2 is just like Left 4 Dead
So i can game again, but my DiRT 2 is just like Left 4 Dead
hooverkeymatic
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I have had a few rogue Antivirus' and a slightly bad trojan horse, but that is it. I rely on Norton 360. It is simply the best in my oppinion.
PC safety
There is another way to build up a second defense is to buy yourself a router, even though you may have only one PC and turn on your PC firewall.
The Router is used to confuse other PC's from seeing your IP Address.
I've been a fan of "Call for Help" and the " The Sreensavers" back in the mid 1990's well before TechTV which is now G4 that sucks more than rotten lemons.
That station made my computing life very easy with so much knowledge that a 15 year old could build his or her own PC.
Anyway, Leo Leporte is still around doing Podcast and Patrick Norton is doing web TV :http://revision3.com/tekzilla/about
Just take a few tips and share it.
There is another way to build up a second defense is to buy yourself a router, even though you may have only one PC and turn on your PC firewall.
The Router is used to confuse other PC's from seeing your IP Address.
I've been a fan of "Call for Help" and the " The Sreensavers" back in the mid 1990's well before TechTV which is now G4 that sucks more than rotten lemons.
That station made my computing life very easy with so much knowledge that a 15 year old could build his or her own PC.
Anyway, Leo Leporte is still around doing Podcast and Patrick Norton is doing web TV :http://revision3.com/tekzilla/about
Just take a few tips and share it.
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mynameismiele
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We have an router.
But the problem is, the config screen doesnt show up no way i try.
But the problem is, the config screen doesnt show up no way i try.
If you are using Linksys, open IE type in 192.168.1.1 . in the address bar.
I'm not sure with D-link or other routers.
It should ask you for your ISP Account name and Password.
This is the start. Once you are in, it's not that hard to configure.
View attachment CleanteamofNY++2-4-2010-10-09-17.jpg
I'm not sure with D-link or other routers.
It should ask you for your ISP Account name and Password.
This is the start. Once you are in, it's not that hard to configure.
View attachment CleanteamofNY++2-4-2010-10-09-17.jpg
But make sure to use the CD that came with the unit first.
