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Do I have to pay for that? My free AVG didn't handle it.This is true.
I was just about to post a thread about it two hours ago when I had my third attack from that.
I think I have it taken care of now. We'll see.
This is not good.
Spyware Doctor killed it -
I have to pick a restore point from a week ago and that's how I fixed it...for now.
I'm looking for a fix that won't cost me more money, if you know of one. Or if anyone knows of one.
It's the Vista malware that I keep getting...apparently a trojan horse, from what the Google searches say.
funny thing is, I haven't gone to any porn sites, but I still get it. And, I get it from here, according to the warnings, that is.Stay away from the porn sites!
I just run malwarebytes.
No. Verizon FIOS. In the past when I did have Comcast, I hated Norton - it took up so much processor time, it seemed.Do I have to pay for that? My free AVG didn't handle it.Spyware Doctor killed it -
I have to pick a restore point from a week ago and that's how I fixed it...for now.
I'm looking for a fix that won't cost me more money, if you know of one. Or if anyone knows of one.
It's the Vista malware that I keep getting...apparently a trojan horse, from what the Google searches say.
As a comcast customer I get free Norton. Do you have comcast?
No. Verizon FIOS. In the past when I did have Comcast, I hated Norton - it took up so much processor time, it seemed.Do I have to pay for that? My free AVG didn't handle it.
I have to pick a restore point from a week ago and that's how I fixed it...for now.
I'm looking for a fix that won't cost me more money, if you know of one. Or if anyone knows of one.
It's the Vista malware that I keep getting...apparently a trojan horse, from what the Google searches say.
As a comcast customer I get free Norton. Do you have comcast?
AVG has usually been very good in catching this stuff. And, it was recommended to me by the IT guy at work, so I tried it and liked it.
Do I have to pay for that? My free AVG didn't handle it.This is true.
I was just about to post a thread about it two hours ago when I had my third attack from that.
I think I have it taken care of now. We'll see.
This is not good.
Spyware Doctor killed it -
I have to pick a restore point from a week ago and that's how I fixed it...for now.
I'm looking for a fix that won't cost me more money, if you know of one. Or if anyone knows of one.
It's the Vista malware that I keep getting...apparently a trojan horse, from what the Google searches say.
Do I have to pay for that? My free AVG didn't handle it.This is true.
I was just about to post a thread about it two hours ago when I had my third attack from that.
I think I have it taken care of now. We'll see.
This is not good.
Spyware Doctor killed it -
I have to pick a restore point from a week ago and that's how I fixed it...for now.
I'm looking for a fix that won't cost me more money, if you know of one. Or if anyone knows of one.
It's the Vista malware that I keep getting...apparently a trojan horse, from what the Google searches say.
It's called "Win 7 security 2012" or "XP Security 2012" I have had two of my computers infected with it so far. It will totally screw up your computer. This thing is really vicious. The only reason I can post this message is because I'm using my wife's apple computer.
My software is constantly blocking the attack.
Yea i've noticed some strange behavior with my computer when visiting here lately. Things were running pretty slowly and lagging here the last few days. Maybe that's the cause? Right now i'm not noticing anything though. Maybe they caught it
I would download a program called "SpyDoctor" and run it on your computer. IT has the best reviews. The initial cleanup is free. maintenance for a year cost $29.95. I recommend the maintenance because I didn't pay for it and now I'm infected
I got hit by that thing twice last week. It;s actually fairly simple to clean off. I rebooted into SAFE MODE W/NETWORKING, updated MALWAREBYTES (I use that or SUPERANTISPYWARE), did a COMPLETE SCAN, delteded anything it found (which included the trojan responsible for this along with it's registry entry), and did a normal restart. This worked for me, and I believe bleepingcomputer.com suggests this method and has a manual method as well should this fail.
New rogue products are emerging daily and people are getting scammed because they don't have a genuine Spyware Protection on their computers.
It's called "Win 7 security 2012" or "XP Security 2012" I have had two of my computers infected with it so far. It will totally screw up your computer. This thing is really vicious. The only reason I can post this message is because I'm using my wife's apple computer.
Weird, I just googled "Win 7 security 2012" and "XP Security 2012" and it said that these viruses are commonly acquired through frequent site vists of gay porn and beastiality websites.
Yea i've noticed some strange behavior with my computer when visiting here lately. Things were running pretty slowly and lagging here the last few days. Maybe that's the cause? Right now i'm not noticing anything though. Maybe they caught it
I would download a program called "SpyDoctor" and run it on your computer. IT has the best reviews. The initial cleanup is free. maintenance for a year cost $29.95. I recommend the maintenance because I didn't pay for it and now I'm infected
I recommend shitcanning Winbloze and loading a real OS, especially for just fucking around on the net. I understand artists, engineers, audiophiles(to a point) etc are forced to live with ripoff software that only works on Windo$e but the rest of us can find a Linux distro that has all of your needs covered.
Dual boot. If you need Win, or are a stupid gameboy, boot in. If you want to cruise on the net, boot into a Linux.
I was wondering the same thing. My Bberry is synched to this machine and it has started acting up, too.These types of viruses can't attack smart phones can they?