my new server company has it,s on virus protection and they conflict. so am i safe
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Assumintg u have explored the option of contro panel-> add/remove programs ,one way is to format the drive on which is installed.If u are not prepared to do that manually delete the folders of f-prot.if u get the message access denied ,right click the folders and choose archive option.then u would be able to delete them.\nthen goto run->regedit->localusers->softwares->.pick fprotholder keys and delete them.
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Use a good antivirus program. Here you have some free options:\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/download/
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you may want to go to http://scan.sygatetech.com/ where it will scan your comp and tell you how protected your comp is, you can try it with and without your 3rd pary firewall
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First of of what kind of virus protection program do you have? I'd say the best are security suites such as Panda Software, Norton and maybe Zonealarm Security Suite.\n\nYou'd also need spyware and virus scanners and there are plenty of free quality one on the net. \nex. Spybot Search and Destroy or Webroot Spysweeper\n\nHere's a link for spyware guide \nhttp://www.firewallguide.com/spyware.htm\n\nAnd last of make sure your firewall is enabled and just make sure that you know fully what you're downloading from the internet.
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Okay, yes a virus can be prevented, if you have the right set of software\nnow the other questions are hard to explain...
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Dont install 2 firewalls or antiviruses at the same time as this causes collisions between them and therefore causes your system to crash. Only have 1 antivirus , 1 firewall and 1 antispy . Dont use Norton , use AVG . AVG is free and does a much better job then norton .
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Yes, here is the info on it from Symantec...they should have removoal instructions for it.  I would advise to do this quickly as that virus causes damage eventually to the hard drive and possibly CMOS.
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Just from my tech experience remove norton internet security or zonealarm from the computer. Thats if they're installed.  If not lemme know...
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No, I recommend Symantec Firewall/Anti-Virus, Ad Aware SE, System Mechanic and maybe Spy Doctor.  Some catch most, but all it takes is one bad virus or malware etc....
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Hard to tell - these things can be so tricky. Do you think someone installed it on your computer?? I would take it to Circuit City or something - apparently they can do things to clean it and they would know this answer I am sure. Otherwise, try to go to a site where there is a form about computer viruses and see if you can ask someone.
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Well your tech guy is right about his statement, but there are somethings that must be considered first.\n\nWhen an antivirus server is present than there is a different way to install it on workstations called client installation, where we instruct symantec antivirus client to be managed by the server, so it gets updates from server.\n\n(that is called managed antivirus client installation)\n\nin your case it's possible that the server he (techguy) made is after your computer installation, and probably he needs to install antivirus clients on your computer and than you will get automatic updates.\n\nwhen your antivirus software is configured in client/server environment, it is indicated by a lock symbol.
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Having suffered through this question, I'm wondering what you are doing here.\n\nI am currently running a dual processor machine with 0.8TB of disk space and 4GB of RAM on 4 virtual desktops.\n\nI use a combination of Norton, HiJackThis, SpyBot/SpyWareBlaster, AdAware and some other nifty things of my own design as well as some required VPN crap that the company makes me have.\n\nI've been doing this work for a number of years and don't seem to have any problems with my Unix boxes since there really isn't much of an intrusion threat to a properly configured network.\n\nI was puzzled why and/or how you could make two 'Mother Boards' as you call them act like one.  Why ?  That makes no sense at all.  You are either very new to this or studing electronics for the first time and very confused.\n\nI think that you are confused on a number of things ... I would be happy to help you if I can, but you might want to revisit what you think you know so much about.\n\nI will help you if you have a legitimate question.
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Get a good antivirus program. Here you have some free options:\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/download/
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it is safe see http://www.real.com/ for real player info and if you need free antivirus download avg free edition from http://www.grisoft.com
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Though I dont know the answer for ur question, dont believe the_campbell_experience. Registry is not a virus log. It is full of required information for your OS to work. He tries to fool you. If u do so, ur system will defenetily crash. I am sure. Belive me. Again I say, believe me.
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Use a good antivirus program. Here you have some free choices:\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/download/
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Please give more details, which anti virus you are using, which operating system you are using and what do you mean "I have online protection"?\n\nI will return and help you if I can.\n\nGood luck my friend