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choirock asked:


Like on the infected computer i try downloading something or going on to cnet but it says that webpage might be harmful to your computer and so i can’t download it.
I also have 2 computers one is infected the other is fine. The one that is fine is Windows Vista.
P.S. the computer that is infected with spyware is windows XP

Tim

CHRIS-B-CHICKEN asked:


I have seen a lot of them but I heard they are just a bunch of bull and don’t work. Anyone recommend one that you can actually see changes? Also any spyware/adware removal tools?

I am using a Windows XP Pro computer with WMC. I also only use Firefox to browse the web. Freeware or Shareware accepted.

DENISE

bingding81 asked:


I installed Ad-Aware on my computer, and it doesn’t detect any suspicious files. Yet adware pops up whenever I open Internet Explorer. I use Firefox primarily, but I’d like to get rid of the adware on Explorer still. Is there a preferences folder I can get into and delete the file(s) manually? I even reinstalled Windows XP on my computer and still the adware remains.

Justin

gilmoregirl asked:


My system has become very unstable and is getting ready to crash completely. My CD drive does not work (physical reasons, not the computer’s fault), so I can’t do a reinstall with the CD. My hard drive has a D drive back-up partition. My friend tells me I can do a recovery from that without the CD. Is this correct? Has anyone done this? How do I do it?ANY help greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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