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Can PC games get infected with viruses?


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Absolutely, any file on a computer can get infected. Why do you ask?
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I'm talking about the game DISK.
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Lol nope less you made a copy (non-legit) of the disc and you had a virus on the file at the time.



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Thanks.

And can a CD-ROM get infected on a computer if you burn videos to it?
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What do you mean like if the virus is getting written to disk it can effect the cd rom ? if so no lol




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Yeah, like can a virus get written to it WITHOUT my knowledge?
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If you have a virus on the comp on in the file yes. Scan the file you want to put on disc before you burn it to disk. Make sure you update windows on a regg and keep firewall etc up to date and you should be good :)
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If a Virus has infected your computer then anything and everything you do after that is subject to infection. Sending E-mails, writing files to CD, putting them on a flash drive, everything.
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Okay, thanks.
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