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Computer problems really suck.
So last night I clicked on a website looking for a translation scan, and I go to click...suddenly my computer is flooded with viruses. I have a stupid system scan thing that keeps popping up (If anyone knows how to get rid of Virus Shield 2009, that would be SO appreciated).
Anyway, I know this comes at a seriously bad time, but there could be a chance that I would be without a computer for a bit if I need to take it to a specialist and get it cleaned out.
Um, so yeah. Hopefully this will get fixed soon, I'm going to have my dad check it out as well.
But still. Fuck.
Anyway, I know this comes at a seriously bad time, but there could be a chance that I would be without a computer for a bit if I need to take it to a specialist and get it cleaned out.
Um, so yeah. Hopefully this will get fixed soon, I'm going to have my dad check it out as well.
But still. Fuck.
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I hope you get it fixed soon. You need to protect your computer better, are you using Firefox to surf the Internet? There's some very handy Firefox add-ons that'll make it safer to browse the web and stop things like this from happening in the future.
Are you using what anti-virus and anti-spyware programs? Any firewall?
Also, http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/virus-removal/remove-virus-shield-2009 shoud help you get rid of Virus Shield 2009.
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That so sucks.
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I'm using COMODO now, and also CCLEANER. I honestly do not know what I had before. I'm guessing it just wasn't enough.
Thanks. I'm running it now.
After this you can safely surf for busty asian babes all you want ;P
And here's some Firefox add-ons I recommend to make your web browsing safer: AddBlock Plus (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1865) is something no one should browse the web without! Gets rid of those annoying advertisements on most web pages and protects you from the risks they pose. Web of Trust (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3456) tells you the reputation of the websites you're about to enter so you can avoid risky sites. And if you want to be very well protected, you'll get NoScript (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/722) too, with it you decide which websites are allowed to run scripts so you'll get no unwanted surprises.
I'm using all of these myself too and haven't had any virus or ad/spyware problems in months.
Also, for a firewall, I hear Filseclab (http://download.cnet.com/Filseclab-Personal-Firewall-Professional-Edition/3000-10435_4-10421598.html?part=dl-Filseclab&subj=dl&tag=button) is a good free one.