How can you deal with the viruses in your computer?

Make sure that your Antivirus software is the latest update. If necessary, download the update from another computer and update it manually. Disconnect from the Internet or Local Area Network (LAN). Start Windows in Safe Mode if it is not running. Run a full Anti-Virus scan. Do a full scan with your updated Antivirus software if your computer is quite infected but you have important files or documents on it. If it finds viruses, delete all of them then open each ancillary disk (USB, Thumb drive etc.) and look for Autorun.inf files and remove them. Afterward, restart your computer. Refer to your Internet Security Software Supplier to look for an essential dedicated tool to remove them. Follow the instructions of your Internet Security Software Supplier if you find a bad program. Format the disk and then re-install your Windows and applications if you do not have any important files on your computer disks. Check your hardware and software that is installed on your computer meets the hardware specifications of the Operating System if the Anti-Virus software does not find anything. Delete unnecessary or unwanted programs to save resources and ensure you have updated your Windows OS via Windows Update.

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Protecting your computer from viruses and other threats isn't difficult, but you have to be diligent. Here are some actions you can take:
-Install an antivirus program. Installing an antivirus program and keeping it up to date can help defend your computer against viruses. Antivirus programs scan for viruses trying to get into your email, operating system, or files. New viruses appear daily, so set your antivirus software to install updates automatically.
-Don't open email attachments unless you're expecting them. Many viruses are attached to email messages and will spread as soon as you open the email attachment. It's best not to open any attachment unless it's something you're expecting. For more information, see When to trust an email message.
-Keep your computer updated. Microsoft releases security updates that can help protect your computer. Make sure that Windows receives these updates by turning on Windows automatic updating. For more information, see Turn automatic updating on or off.
-Use a firewall. Windows Firewall (or any other firewall) can help alert you to suspicious activity if a virus or worm attempts to connect to your computer. It can also block viruses, worms, and hackers from attempting to download potentially harmful programs to your computer.
-Use your browser's privacy settings. Being aware of how websites might use your private information is important to help prevent fraud and identity theft. If you're using Internet Explorer, you can adjust your Privacy settings or restore the default settings whenever you want. For details, see Change Internet Explorer 9 privacy settings.
-Use a pop-up blocker with your browser. Pop-up windows are small browser windows that appear on top of the website you're viewing. Although most are created by advertisers, they can also contain malicious or unsafe code. A pop-up blocker can prevent some or all of these windows from appearing.


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Viruses can spread in a number of ways. The most common way is through email, but you can also be infected by visiting malicious web-sites. Viruses can also spread directly from one PC to another across the network through vulnerabilities in the Windows operating system. So,virus scanning software can clean up the virus on your computer. 90 percent of the time, these programs will be sufficient enough to figure out the problem. However, when a virus is so new that there are no "definitions," you will need to go to your vendor and look for new updates. Keep your virus software updated and renew annually. Always be sure to back up your computer systems to protect against the loss of important data.

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If you suspect that you have been infected by a computer virus, unplug the infected computer from the office network. If the virus has spread to other machines, remove the network from the Internet to avoid spreading the virus. Some viruses can send copies of themselves automatically, so limiting exposure is critical.
Virus scanning software can clean up the virus on your computer. 90 percent of the time, these programs will be sufficient enough to figure out the problem. However, when a virus is so new that there are no "definitions," you will need to go to your vendor and look for new updates.


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Sometimes a virus must be removed manually.
This can become a technical process that you should only undertake
if you have experience with the Windows registry
and know how to view and delete system and program files in Windows.
First, identify the virus by name by running your antivirus program.
If you don't have an antivirus program or if your program doesn't detect the virus,
you might still be able to identify it by looking for clues about how it behaves.
Write down the words in any messages it displays or,
if you received the virus in email, write down the subject line or name of the file attached to the message.
Then search an antivirus vendor's website for references to
what you wrote down to try to find the name of the virus
and instructions for how to remove it.

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Here're 5 tips to deal with the viruses on your computer.
First. if you suspect that you've been infected by a computer virus,
unplug the infected computer from the office network. Second, run
a virus scanner program to determine what causes the problem.
Third, treat by using scanning software can clean up the virus on your
computer. Forth, learn that after putting out your virus fire, look for
opportunities to enhance security on your computer or network.
Finally , keep your virus software updated and renew annually.
Always be sure to back up your computer systems to protect
against the loss of importance data.

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- Protect. Keep your virus software updated and renew annually.
Always be sure to back up your computer systems to protect against the loss of important data.
- Treat. Virus scanning software can clean up the virus on your computer.
90 percent of the time, these programs will be sufficient enough to figure out the problem.
However, when a virus is so new that there are no "definitions,"
you will need to go to your vendor and look for new updates.

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Keep your antivirus program up to date. If you have already installed an antivirus program on your computer, it's important that you keep it up to date. Because new viruses are being written all the time, most antivirus programs are updated frequently. Check your antivirus program's documentation or visit their website to learn how to receive updates.

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I've found some ways to deal with viruses in my computer from a website.
- Disconnect your computer from the Internet or the local network - physically. If you have a wireless connection, disconnect your computer from the wireless network itself. If possible, switch off and/or remove your wireless card.
- If your computer is on a network, you should immediately disconnect all computers on that network from the Internet, and then disconnect them from the local network. Every user should stop using the network and begin running avast! or similar trusted anti-virus software to detect and delete the virus. This may seem like an exhausting process, but it is imperative in maintaining individual system and network integrity.
- Even if a virus has been either deleted or repaired, repeat the previous step, and run boot-time scans on all computers, until avast! no longer displays any warning messages. Depending on the severity of the malware or virus attack, you may not have to perform a boot-time scan more than once.

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I use AGV Anti-virus, It is the good one, but not the best.

I use this one because, It's free and I can have high prota.