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Hit by a virus, Norton 360 crashed. Stll having issues [Solved]


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Greetings


I have not heard from you in a couple of days so I am coming by to check on you to see if you are having problems or you just need some more time.

Also to remind you that it is very important that we finish the process completely so as to not get reinfected. I will let you know when we are complete and I will ask to remove our tools




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Hi Gringo, sorry for the delay but I have had major issues.

My computer would not boot up. After trying about 50 times I finally got it to start in Safe mode once then nothing would work, no icons could be clicked in anyway.

I used my original windows 7 disk to start again, and have now reloaded everything. Things were okay for the first couple of hours, but everything is slowing down again. aggggghhhhhh!!!!!

Your continued help would be much appreciated!!!!


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Hello David


If you have reloaded windows what programs have you added to it already


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Windows 7
microsoft office 2010
avast
superantispyware
Adobe reader
adobe photoshop elements
itunes
Ccleaner
Dlink wireless

All programs are genuine
thanks Gringo

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Hello


well I don't think it is malware at this point so I do not know how much help I can be, I would uninstall Avast and see how things are after - I would also lean very heavy on it being something hardware as it happened so soon after reloading windows



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okay thanks mate,your efforts have been greatly appreciated

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you are more than welcome




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Since this issue appears to be resolved ... this Topic has been closed. Glad we could help. :)

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