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HELP!, MY COMPUTER HAS SOMETHING!!!!!!!!!
crashed4now
post Dec 29 2007, 07:48 PM
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OK, help, no joke now my computer is in major lockdown. today i ran adaware(program to rid stuff) it fund over 300 viruses and stuff.
I try to go to remove programs and it says its restricted also my control panel disapered i have lost of pop ups saying click here to get a good anti virus(wch i dont.). And i also havealot of pop ups saing some thingo to get on the internet(wichi don allow.).
<b><i>PLEASE HELP, ALSO HOW DO YOU DO A SYSTEM RESART IF ALL DOSNT WORK!</i></b> helpsmilie.gif
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hfcg
post Dec 29 2007, 08:32 PM
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I believe that you need to post for help in the malware forum (I can not help you with a malware problem)
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Johanna
post Dec 29 2007, 08:49 PM
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Welcome to GeekstoGo!
Follow the instructions on this page, and the malware team will help you after you've been through the list and posted in the proper forum. Good luck to you!
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