[AppyPappy]

Ethernet is basically networking. You only care about 10/100 or Gigabit if your network has them. So if your network is Gigabit, you want Gigabit. I don't even know what I have.

Boot into safe mode (look up "safe mode" in Windows Help). Then run your virus scan.

[Commie Basher]

Boot into safe mode (look up "safe mode" in Windows Help). Then run your virus scan.

I rebooted, but it frooze on reboot. It just showed the "TOSHIBA" logo, which it does before the Windows logo. Only after cut off power could I reboot again.

It runs better now. Norton AntiVirus still claims there's nothing there.

I did one bad thing. I bought this laptop in March 1999 with Win 98 -- and I've never logged in for MS updates. I have reinstalled it from the CD a few times, but no updates.

[Commie Basher]

Ethernet is basically networking.

What's networking? Is that when a company links up employee computers? It's not the same as going online, nor does it relate to DSL or Wi-Fi, does it?