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To: ru4liberty
Go to download.com and search for AVG Free. Download it and install it.
No cost. Excellent anti-virus protection.
2 posted on
02/16/2015 5:37:16 PM PST by
Wiz-Nerd
To: ru4liberty
Get Avast and Malwarebytes.
To: ru4liberty
Pebkac error:
Most run free antivirus nowadays:
Bitdefender,Avira, Avast, Comodo and more
4 posted on
02/16/2015 5:37:53 PM PST by
RBStealth
(--raised by wolves, disciplined and educated by nuns, and kneeling at the feet of Mary)
To: ru4liberty
There are several good malware programs out there. I have used Malwarebytes to recover from those ‘take your PC hostage’ Trojans, works great.
5 posted on
02/16/2015 5:38:55 PM PST by
rstrahan
To: ru4liberty
Once you get that installed go to the same site and download/install Malwarebytes and Spybot Search and Destroy.
Run both after doing an update.
7 posted on
02/16/2015 5:39:09 PM PST by
Wiz-Nerd
To: ru4liberty
I need some (simply-worded) input as to what I should do. If I download Avast, will it take care of the Trojan horse problem? Are there other free programs that are better? You need to find someone local who can help you. There is no single and simple answer to your question. It is not known what viruses/trojans you got, and it is not known how good available free antiviruses are against that particular threat. You need a specialist who will work with your computer until it is fixed.
8 posted on
02/16/2015 5:39:56 PM PST by
Greysard
To: ru4liberty
9 posted on
02/16/2015 5:39:58 PM PST by
jyro
(French-like Democrats wave the white flag of surrender while we are winning)
To: ru4liberty
You might try this free version of
Malwarebytes Anti-Malware: Advanced Malware Detection and Removal of Viruses, Worms, Trojans, Rootkits, Dialers and Spyware.
To: ru4liberty
Just as an aside - my dad was trying to get to VA.gov and Firefox blocked it and so did Explorer. Kept saying it was untrustworthy and wouldn’t let him bypass the popup. Ideas?
13 posted on
02/16/2015 5:42:39 PM PST by
SkyDancer
(I Was Told Nobody Is Perfect But Yet, Here I Am ...)
To: ru4liberty
The first thing you do is download the free version of http://www.malwarebytes.org/, update it, and do a scan.
Do that right now. You can let the scan be running as you read this thread.
14 posted on
02/16/2015 5:45:11 PM PST by
ansel12
(Palin--Mr President, the only thing that stops a bad guy with a nuke is a good guy with a nuke.)
To: ru4liberty
To: ru4liberty
I use the free version of Avira - does an excellent job, updates daily, and costs nothing.
To: ru4liberty
18 posted on
02/16/2015 5:49:03 PM PST by
Blood of Tyrants
(True followers of Christ emulate Christ. True followers of Mohammed emulate Mohammed.)
To: ru4liberty
Anti-Virus is free. Just so you know
20 posted on
02/16/2015 5:52:35 PM PST by
AppyPappy
(If you are not part of the solution, there is good money to be made prolonging the problem.)
To: ru4liberty
21 posted on
02/16/2015 5:52:52 PM PST by
GraceG
(Protect the Border from Illegal Aliens, Don't Protect Illegal Alien Boarders...)
To: ru4liberty
Malwarebytes.org
My favorite, but AVG.com and SuperAntiSpyware.com is good too.
To: ru4liberty
P.S. Do NOT do Internet searches for spyware removal tools. You might end up clicking on a link which is nothing but a malicious site that runs a deadly script or puts you into a malware spiral of death.
Always enter links recommended by known sources!
To: ru4liberty
Microsoft Security Essentials is free and does a pretty good job. Norton is free through Comcast.
25 posted on
02/16/2015 5:58:50 PM PST by
dhs12345
To: RedMDer
29 posted on
02/16/2015 6:02:01 PM PST by
onyx
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To: ru4liberty
Agree w/Extremely Extreme Extremist (/sigh). Run Malwarebytes. But know that is only a start. Turn Java off in your browser. And get some AV protection!!
Know that malware is not just malware. There is a motivation, largely financial. As SaaS is, so is malware as a service (so to speak). Indeed, many exploit kits have rootkit capabilities, which means AV may not be able to remediate.
30 posted on
02/16/2015 6:03:50 PM PST by
softengine
(Betrayal and Hypocrisy play on both sides of the fence.......but no one will admit it.)
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