On Mon, 25 Aug 2008, Christopher Fisk wrote:
Third: Getting rid of the Antivirus 2008 isn't fun. You'll need to scan
with multiple things. I've had good luck with putting the drive into a
machine and scanning with Avast, then AVG, then trendmicro's housecall, then
Malwarebytes Antimalware, th
On Mon, 11 Aug 2008, Joe User wrote:
Hello,
Have a guy that brought in his Wal-Mart sold HP/Crapaq laptop.
He tells me he was surfing pr0n and got a message that his system was
infected and he just shut down his system and called me. I asked him
if this was possibly a pop up ad and he do
Hello FORC5,
Monday, August 11, 2008, 1:09:08 PM, you wrote:
> those pop ups are usually scare tactics to get you to click on
> something and install their spyware.
> did you look at it in his machine ? If drive is wiped restore disks
> are available from HP for usually less the $50
Yeah and it
Hello Beave,
Monday, August 11, 2008, 10:25:32 AM, you wrote:
> First did you look at the drive with a disk editor like Winhex? If not give
> it a look.
> Inspect sector 0. Use the MBR template in the Template manager to
> view available partitions, if there is any. If there are partitions
>
those pop ups are usually scare tactics to get you to click on something and
install their spyware.
did you look at it in his machine ? If drive is wiped restore disks are
available from HP for usually less the $50
fp
At 09:14 AM 8/11/2008, Joe User Poked the stick with:
>Hello,
>
>Hav
recovery discs or partitions
Hello,
Have a guy that brought in his Wal-Mart sold HP/Crapaq laptop.
He tells me he was surfing pr0n and got a message that his system was
infected and he just shut down his system and called me. I asked him
if this was possibly a pop up ad and he doesn't
Hello,
Have a guy that brought in his Wal-Mart sold HP/Crapaq laptop.
He tells me he was surfing pr0n and got a message that his system was
infected and he just shut down his system and called me. I asked him
if this was possibly a pop up ad and he doesn't think it was. However,
he doesn't
