How Many Viruses U Have On Cpu

[Jaskoonline 0]

I dont get that many. I know what I'm doing but some others I know get over 13 virus a week.

[guangdian 0]

oh yes? some others of your friend get over 13 on their cpu /week?you just kidding ? or anything else?i just didn't heard the cpu can get virus...

[BordaForx 0]

I dont get that many. I know what I'm doing but some others I know get over 13 virus a week.

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I never get viruses. Wait, I got it once. Ya, in my whole life, I only got 1 virus in my computer.

[Styx 0]

if that was a virus in the cpu, i never heard of one. but on the computer, yeah once i got one, the day my anti-virus protection expired..............................murphy's law...........

[htmlmaster 0]

I had viruses my my computer before, now I am proud to say that there is nothing malicious on my PC. Go AVG!

[sunster13 0]

I have about 4 viruses, and alot of pop-up ads for some unknown reason, but probably viruses. Does anyone have something that get's rid of viruses?

[ManOfSTEEL 0]

I dont get that many. I know what I'm doing but some others I know get over 13 virus a week.

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Me, I got with an average of 7 virus aday in my computer.

 

but I know how to removed that crazy programs when trying to access my computer, some of them is just an old virus and some are new.

 

I have a collections of virus fixer in my computer and from day to day I checked my pc for new virus and immunized if found.

 

My pc is always run normally and in good performance.

 

Virus is not new to me, when you are online your computer are exposed to so many viruses, you should know how to manage them or else you may get headache...

[Keeper 0]

guys u need antivirus... it's not soo hard!
I have no virus, but before i got my antivirus i tired to format my HDD.. lol
I could get about 3-4 at day and it wasn't fun
But now it's ok and have nj problem with that Firewall good thing too, just try it




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[Shifty510 0]

not really many but the ones i do have arent really chaotic

[TimothyA 0]

I only had 2 virii in my entire life since I started working with computers... the first one was some random virus which came with a floppy (Don't borrow floppy games from eachother!). The second one occured in 2000, the bubble virus. Which happened when I was cleaning out my harddisk and found my "virus folder". Please note I was quite,erm...hungry for information

[paypal.login 0]

i got tons......i'm hooked on porno.....what can i say?

[Noonster22 0]

It just depends on the websites you visit. If you are a mainstream internet users, you will hardly get viruses.If you visit reptuable websites such as Dell.com, CNN.com, ABC.com, WB.Com, etc., most likely you will never get a virus.However if you have gone astray, and visited random websites, you may be at risk.When I am using my Windows XP laptop, I only visit reptuable wbesites. When I am using my iMAC, I feel confident enough to visit any website I please...On average, I have had 10 viruses throughout my Window's XP career. This is not a lot, but I prefer if I had none.

[clagnol 0]

paypal.login, videos and images cannot infect your computer. You must be running programs that you think are porno.

 

And Noonster, your analysis may be true for XP users running Internet Explorer, but for those of us who use Firefox, we're generally safe wherever we browse. Also, you're only focusing on Internet-borne viruses, completely neglecting viruses spread through other means (email, instant message, etcetera).

[LeAnn Rimes My Angel 0]

You don't actually get a virus on your CPU, you get it on your hard drive, and in very rare cases on your BIOS. I've had the blaster worm on my hard drive when I was doing a lab assignment at my old college, so I had to get something to delete it. I also had a small virus on my old computer that caused all the windows on my desktop to close any time I typed the word "virus", or tried to do a search on the Internet called "virus". It was more annoying than anything. Recently I got an e-mail with a .zip file attached. Inside the file was an .exe file. As most geeks know, .exe files can easily contain a virus. This one was scanned, and it contained a trojan. lol Gotta love viruses and the people trying to make your life difficult.

[Dragonfly 0]

Four viruses are found in my system. It comes with attachment file. But anti-virus software thrwat the attack at once and deleted the virus. The last time I encountered was last week and it was wicked trojan again. As long as one updates his virus definition of the anti-virus software 90 percent attacks can be easily blocked, in the rare of the rarest case 10% it may be vulnerable - destroying the hard disk, crashing it.