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I have some virus that i picked from my USB flshdrive and has spread to some of my computer files. Whenever i used my antivirus software it disappears for two seconds, then it reappears. I've used McAfee and Panda.At times , it's not even noticed by the software. What should i do?
Hello,
Get rid of your current security program....at your own risk. Then click on the link below for a 30-day trial of Zone Extreme Suite. Download, run if on Internet Explorer to install or save to install and fully scan your computer.
http://www.zonealarm.com/security/en-gb/trial-download-zaxs.htm
If you like the program then purchase it for its the best.
Have a nice day.
Kind Regards,
Lenny.
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Lenny
Expertise
NB:I do not accept PRIVATE QUESTIONS I can answer most questions based on Windows XP PRO infections.From the most common troubling issues related to eradicating sticky Worm infection(those that tend to become invisible in a client's computer). This is a form of correcting client's PC malfunction from my PC via communication through the internet. The following is a list of problems I can eradicate remotely(via remote Assistance made possible by Windows Live Messenger); -Virus and Spyware removal, Trojans, Browser hijackers and the like. NB:YOU BETTER NOT ASK ME A SIMILAR QUESTON THAT YOU HAVE ASKED SEVERAL EXPERTS ON THE BOARD/FORUM FOR I WON'T BE PREPARED TO ANSWER. MANY APOLOGIES. Again... I prefer to strictly respond to IT Security Questions in this department. I will not respond to repetitive questions I will not respond to SPAM questions e.g. email account password resets etcetera.
Experience
I have been in the IT industry for nearly a decade now.I have a dignified experience in working under the umbrella of Windows XP environment i.e. installation, maintenance and re-allocation in case an infection worm infections, Trojans, Spyware, Malware set in.
Education/Credentials
I have been troubleshooting and maintaining system based on the Windows XP Pro environment for about 10 years now.
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