Paul_J
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Registered: 6th Jun 02
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My Pc which is on broad band is still connected to broad band, but every now and then just stops working (like its disconnected) and then starts working again at random points?!?
I copied a file from my home pc to my pc at uni (which is connected to the internet via the reading network) ... and now I'm having the same problem here...
Is this a virus? anyone know what one?
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--Dave--
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Registered: 17th Feb 04
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scan your computer for viruses mate, it'll tell you then. I recommend McAfee
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Ev0s
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Registered: 22nd Jan 04
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or you could try a free online scanner which i always find good.
http://housecall.trendmicro.com
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Paul_J
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well it wasn't even letting me get online and it was going really slowly - I checked the processes thing and there was a process I didn't recognise using 99% of my CPU power (this is a 3000 64 bit chip) ... stopped the process and problem went... hmm...
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Paul_J
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arse- found 34 virus's lol ... MY home pc is probably littered with em...
deleted most of them - but need a proper virus checker to clean the rest I think :S
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ed
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quote: Originally posted by --Dave--
scan your computer for viruses mate, it'll tell you then. I recommend McAfee
All McAfee does is look pretty...
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Paul_J
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what do you recommend 1800ed? anything free? lol
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ed
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Not free, but F-Secure is the best I think...
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Greg_M
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ive got a cold, does that count
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ed
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The way to remedy that would be to get somone to hit you round the head with a baseball bat to re-format C:
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Greg_M
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quote: Originally posted by 1800ed
The way to remedy that would be to get somone to hit you round the head with a baseball bat to re-format C:
as it would be to sort your car out to
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Voyto
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Registered: 9th Feb 03
Location: Stafford
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AVG is good and free
http://www.grisoft.com
i use this rather than norton 05 as norton just takes up too many rescources!
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ed
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quote: Originally posted by Greg_M
quote: Originally posted by 1800ed
The way to remedy that would be to get somone to hit you round the head with a baseball bat to re-format C:
as it would be to sort your car out to
How would hitting you round the head fix my car? My car has a flat battary and no petrol
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Antz
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Registered: 28th Jul 03
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quote: Originally posted by 1800ed
How would hitting you round the head fix my car? My car has a flat battary and no petrol
Same as mine, should I try hitting my brother round the head to fix this?
[Edited on 23-11-2004 by Ant D]
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willay
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quote: Originally posted by 1800ed
Not free, but F-Secure is the best I think...
matter of opinion at the end of day. Esp with CorsaSport Technical Support
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luca2020
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quote: Originally posted by 1800ed
quote: Originally posted by --Dave--
scan your computer for viruses mate, it'll tell you then. I recommend McAfee
All McAfee does is look pretty...
i use trend micro pc cillin, anti-virus and firewall in 1, g8 stuff
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