13th Slayer
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zwetschenwasser wrote:
have you tried clamwin antivirus? it's free

nod 32 is one of the best, and free antivirs usually suck!

zwetschenwasser
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No, it's really good. I have it on my computer and it found like 7 trojans right off the bat. It works like a charm! Try it.

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zwetschenwasser wrote:
No, it's really good. I have it on my computer and it found like 7 trojans right off the bat. It works like a charm! Try it.

first time i ran nod32 it found around 600virs (it was my first antivir)

kyevan
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Dude, what the!? What do you do with that machine!?

I thoroughly scanned one of my boxes with a suite of several AV tools, and between them all, they found one, plus a few tracking cookies and registry entries indicating there used to be another but it was gone.

That system had been protected by nothing more than me being careful for almost two years.

eb0ny
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If the intermediate* part is bad, no antiviruses will help you.
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*intermediate - the part of the computer, which is between the monitor and the chair.

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Someone Else
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I shouldn't take my laptop when I go with my uncle to see sour gas mines then...

Monkey
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13th Slayer wrote:

zwetschenwasser wrote:
No, it's really good. I have it on my computer and it found like 7 trojans right off the bat. It works like a charm! Try it.

first time i ran nod32 it found around 600virs (it was my first antivir)

At that point, throwing the hard drive into the ocean and getting a new one would be the be best solution!
Okay, kidding, but really. 600 *beep* VIRUSES? AND THAT *beep* THING STILL *beep* RUNS?

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Briareos
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Monkey wrote:
At that point, throwing the hard drive into the ocean and getting a new one would be the be best solution!

Oh, come on - it's not as if those things would attach to the hard drive's outer hull or anything.

A good old zeroing out of the whole drive should do the trick and keep the hardware intact...

np: Mapstation - The Way Things Change (Distance Told Me Things To Be Said)

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coppro
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And throw away the bricklayer!

Yeah, reinstalling any operating system is a pain, but a necessary one.

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coppro wrote:
And throw away the bricklayer!

No need to get carried away...

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13th Slayer
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Monkey wrote:

13th Slayer wrote:

zwetschenwasser wrote:
No, it's really good. I have it on my computer and it found like 7 trojans right off the bat. It works like a charm! Try it.

first time i ran nod32 it found around 600virs (it was my first antivir)

At that point, throwing the hard drive into the ocean and getting a new one would be the be best solution!
Okay, kidding, but really. 600 *beep* VIRUSES? AND THAT *beep* THING STILL *beep* RUNS?

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Err, dude, it was my FIRST antivir on my FIRST computer.

Thiings have changed.............