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Kids, we better have secured and cleaned up PCs with working antivirus programs
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Kids, we better have secured and cleaned up PCs with working antivirus programs
Boy, have I had some adventure today.
It all started with my wish to clean up the mess in my PC, to relieve CPU and RAM. I downloaded polish software to do the job (Odkurzacz ftw) and scanned the shit out of it at once, saved me 1,5 GB which is nice.
And then I decided to finally get rid of that broken, non-working Avast! program and reinstall it once and for all. At the end it wanted me to reset the PC, so I did, and my keyboard stopped responding. Along with the touchpad.
Reason - broken driver, something wrong in the command line or some crap like that.
I couldn't type the password to log in, yet I could switch on a software keyboard, which was great, but my mouse is derpy already - sometimes it doesn't respond to a click, sometimes it clicks twice.
Next, an internet connection had to be made (my net is provided by my university) with much longer password. With help of my mouse. The password does not appear on the screen
After some more time of I found an option to make clicking sounds whenever it typed.
Suspicions came to me, that it has to do something with Avast!. There were problems uninstalling it earlier, so it stayed in my hard drive for few months. Not protecting my PC. Hooray me
After contacting my dad, I got to know from him viruses can make impossible to install any antivirus programms. And when such feat DOES get accomplished, the virus make the program a zombie, spreading the virus all around the nookes and corners of the computer. Pretty neat huh? Fortunately, this was not the case here.
So I was searching andsurfing trough the internet with just the muse and soft. keyb. lmao searching... and searching... For this laptop keyboard drive. This is when I found (after ransacking deeper in the hardware guts) that this kindly baby has been 8 years around. Wow. Time passes.
Having found nothing worthy, I decided to get rid off my little useless antivirus troublemaker.
Control panel, uninstall programs... It never worked before, but THIS TIME I got an info I may want to download avastclear.exe, which was specially created for the problem of not Avast! files that wanted to stay on yor drive so hard.... What. The. Hell. Oh well, mischievous viruses we're talking about here.
Installed at an express rate. PC reset like always. Keyboard & touchpad work like nothing in the world happened.
Signing out,
Hodor
It all started with my wish to clean up the mess in my PC, to relieve CPU and RAM. I downloaded polish software to do the job (Odkurzacz ftw) and scanned the shit out of it at once, saved me 1,5 GB which is nice.
And then I decided to finally get rid of that broken, non-working Avast! program and reinstall it once and for all. At the end it wanted me to reset the PC, so I did, and my keyboard stopped responding. Along with the touchpad.
Reason - broken driver, something wrong in the command line or some crap like that.
I couldn't type the password to log in, yet I could switch on a software keyboard, which was great, but my mouse is derpy already - sometimes it doesn't respond to a click, sometimes it clicks twice.
Next, an internet connection had to be made (my net is provided by my university) with much longer password. With help of my mouse. The password does not appear on the screen
After some more time of I found an option to make clicking sounds whenever it typed.
Suspicions came to me, that it has to do something with Avast!. There were problems uninstalling it earlier, so it stayed in my hard drive for few months. Not protecting my PC. Hooray me
After contacting my dad, I got to know from him viruses can make impossible to install any antivirus programms. And when such feat DOES get accomplished, the virus make the program a zombie, spreading the virus all around the nookes and corners of the computer. Pretty neat huh? Fortunately, this was not the case here.
So I was searching and
Having found nothing worthy, I decided to get rid off my little useless antivirus troublemaker.
Control panel, uninstall programs... It never worked before, but THIS TIME I got an info I may want to download avastclear.exe, which was specially created for the problem of not Avast! files that wanted to stay on yor drive so hard.... What. The. Hell. Oh well, mischievous viruses we're talking about here.
Installed at an express rate. PC reset like always. Keyboard & touchpad work like nothing in the world happened.
Signing out,
Hodor
Grzyby- Posts : 367
Age : 30
Location : Internetzz
Re: Kids, we better have secured and cleaned up PCs with working antivirus programs
I don't trust computer cleaner programs, the only time I used one, it made my right mouse button almost unusable on desktop because it deleted files from iso mounting program. Also, imo antivirs are good only if you're reckless on the internet or you have people messing with your computer. ComboFix & HiJackThis ftw! At worst SUPER! Antispyware.
Re: Kids, we better have secured and cleaned up PCs with working antivirus programs
I am helluva reckless on the internet, exploring the shit out of it like a curious newborn.
I'll check these programs, thank you
I'll check these programs, thank you
Grzyby- Posts : 367
Age : 30
Location : Internetzz
Re: Kids, we better have secured and cleaned up PCs with working antivirus programs
also a very useful thing to do is backup your important stuff
and then when you happen to get a virus simply wipe your hard drive, reinstall windows and its dealt with
can save a lot of trouble and time, obviously only in some situations, but you never know
and then when you happen to get a virus simply wipe your hard drive, reinstall windows and its dealt with
can save a lot of trouble and time, obviously only in some situations, but you never know
Switchtense- Posts : 57
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Re: Kids, we better have secured and cleaned up PCs with working antivirus programs
oh, don't try keeping ComboFix & HiJackThis. These programs are only useful when you suspect an infection and they do nothing to prevent them. They are just great at finding and removing them when they are present.
Re: Kids, we better have secured and cleaned up PCs with working antivirus programs
Did you try plugging in an USB keyboard?
Re: Kids, we better have secured and cleaned up PCs with working antivirus programs
If you say so.Our unquestionably totally glorious and almighty invincible leader wrote:oh, don't try keeping ComboFix & HiJackThis. These programs are only useful when you suspect an infection and they do nothing to prevent them. They are just great at finding and removing them when they are present.
Guess this all just repeats itself - all dem programs working only whenever shit already hit the fan, when they should, like, cut its power off or sth?
Yeah, did that already but I'm helpless left alone. When something really happens I'm paralyzed. Not big surprise.Switchtgense wrote:also a very useful thing to do is backup your important stuff
and then when you happen to get a virus simply wipe your hard drive, reinstall windows and its dealt with
can save a lot of trouble and time, obviously only in some situations, but you never know
I'm starting about switching to Linux, though with my current state it may take me few more... years to actually applicate the thing into RL..
Jokes on you I don't have that.Abaddon wrote:Did you try plugging in an USB keyboard?
PS My problems did not end there, my keyboard options got removed from the taskbar.
Lil prick.
I was learning 2 other languages with the help of it, that's what I was fuckin' doing! Then I took the THIRD one.....THIRD BUDDIES! IT. WAS. THREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!
AND th- and TIBETAN was its name, TIBETAN was its motherfuckin' name... OMC I am not going to heaven, I already sold my soul to Buddha!
So I just wanted to tell you right now, DON'T go studying oriental languages. DON'T DO IT PAL, it is like Nirvana! Remember what I'm saying to you!!
Grzyby- Posts : 367
Age : 30
Location : Internetzz
Re: Kids, we better have secured and cleaned up PCs with working antivirus programs
And i guess you have an USB mouse...?Grzyby wrote:Jokes on you I don't have that.Abaddon wrote:Did you try plugging in an USB keyboard?
Grzyby- Posts : 367
Age : 30
Location : Internetzz
Re: Kids, we better have secured and cleaned up PCs with working antivirus programs
Grzyby wrote:Yep.
Edit: It doesnt matter actually; but why you keep writing "PC" if you have a notebook? (this confused me a lot)
Re: Kids, we better have secured and cleaned up PCs with working antivirus programs
Vista.
I imagine a Personal Computer doesn't have to consist of separate parts (monitor, keyboard, CPU etc etc), but it can have them all in one piece of plastic&metal to perform its primary functions.
For me, laptops and notebooks are like mobile PCs.
I'm not strict with these definitions and don't care about it.
I imagine a Personal Computer doesn't have to consist of separate parts (monitor, keyboard, CPU etc etc), but it can have them all in one piece of plastic&metal to perform its primary functions.
For me, laptops and notebooks are like mobile PCs.
I'm not strict with these definitions and don't care about it.
Grzyby- Posts : 367
Age : 30
Location : Internetzz
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