will virus get back to my system, even if I got killed them by these anti viruses
201958
If you remove your computer from having any type of network connection (this means no internet.. no email.. no yahoo ask) and never put any discs in the disc drives, then you should be fine if you want to remove your antivirus programs.  If you want to continue using your computer in the way you are currently, then you would be wise to keep at least one antivirus program running and with up to date virus definitions.
197615
Not to worry..they are secure. Avg disabled them..they are held in the vault in case you find a certian file missing that was mistaken as a virus.\n\nI hope this helped
597052
just re-format you hard disk and simply install every thing that you need to you computer. i know it is all day job but hey you will 100% virus free (if there aren't any virus on you installer) :D
424299
Unfortunately, a lot of virus/malwares have codes imbedded that will make it appear you have NOT been infected.  They also disable a lot of Window's, and other anti-virus programs, security features.  So, that message does not necessarily mean you are still ok.   You probably need to reformat your hard drive, which means you will lose all information on it, but will MOST LIKELY get rid of the virus/worm/whatever.  \n\nAlways keep an UPDATED anti-virus program on your pc!!  I actually use 2, AVG (free) and Norton's Anti-virus.  I'll be getting a different one besides Norton's soon...I'm not that happy with them lately....I was infected twice and AVG caught it while Norton's didn't.\n\nGood luck to you!
460790
Use a good antivirus program. Here you have some free options. I recomend Avast.\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/download/
23312
Did u formated your HD? In same cases virus is not in your windows directory. Try next: Backup your important files, burn them on discs, format HD, install windows, install some good virus protection program, get updates for virus definitions, scan your backuped files, if they are virus free get them back on PC. In future keep up active VP, dont go to untrusted web sites (porno, hacking, etc). Always scan every friend's disc for viruses and so. \nTry to use AVG (i think its free), and for add-wares Spy Bot: search&destroy (I use that and had no complains yet).\nWish u luck!
624511
no, just have to find out what is running in the background.. boot to safe mode, and search for all exe files, anything is not a legi name, you can delete it  ( or exe files with small byte size)\n\nyou may want to boot it up on safe mode, and scan with virus, spyware once again!
395207
I suggest that you  try to carryout system restore to a day previous to the day when there was no virus. The problem is likely to be solved. Then,You insatll a standard antivirus soft ware such as Norton, AVG , Avast ( free antivirus software  and Ad-aware, Ewido ( free spyware removers). You can download free softwares at\nhttp://fixit.in/antivirus.html and http://fixit.in/spywareremover.html
524982
O MAN!!! I got a brand new pc....two days I had a virus and I have TWO virus detectors!!! Yes, you will get them! :(
641625
Not a virus - but it is part of the spyware family - and will infect you with various spyware's malware hijackers trojans etc etc\n\nsame family as spyaxe - terribly difficult to get rid off\n\ntry a couple for spyware sweepers to get rid of it - spybot and lava soft adaware\n\nbefore you do a scan of your system - turn off you system restore - then do a scan then if it shows up - remove it - also do a scan with your norton and also delete the entries\n\nrestart your computer and turn back on your system restore\n\nhopefully this may get rid of the pestky thing\n\nps.  dont worry alot of people have been duped into paying for rouge spyware sweepers which comes out with false positives\n\norganisations are looking for these programs and there have been a number of arrests and very large fines\n\ntry to download from a trusted web site that checks it's software out before posting - look below
445613
You can try finding a boot disk Online for your operating system.  Most have utilities that run right off the disk, so you can track down the virus and elliminate it so long as the anti-virus program being used will recognize it.  Try doing a Google search for "(your operating system) boot disk," and see what comes up.  Generally you can download it to a reliable computer and burn it to disk.  Then you can set your BIOS in the infected system to boot from a CD (if your boot disk is designed to be burned on CD), then use the disk's menu to run the utility.  \n\nIf that doesn't work, and you're using Windows, try rebooting in safe mode and see if your system's functional enough to grab your valued files and burn them.\n\nOtherwise... you may just have learned an expensive lesson on backing up files to CD/DVD for just such an event.  One thing, also, that you could do to prevent this from happening again is to get a second hard drive, and keep your operating system on one while saving valued files on the other.  Viruses normally only attack the hard drive your operating system's on (not always, mind you--but normally), so reformting and reinstalling your operating system after a major crash won't force you to lose what's on the slave drive.\n\nHope this helps!
559135
Try to boot into Safe Mode (hit F8 before Windows XP boots normally), then the virus probably isn't awoken, and disable the startup entry by using msconfig. You can also perform a virus scan because you have better chance your anti virus program will find it.\n\nEDIT: coincidently rj c says the same ;-)
464952
Even though your particular virus scan did not pick anything up, your computer is still badly infected. No single one virus scanner can detect 100% of all viruses and other malware !00% or the time. \n\nI would suggest that you try both of these free on-line scans (no download needed)\n\n1. Scan for virus and remove (free online scan) with BitDefender\n\nhttp://www.bitdefender.com/site/home/\n\n2. Scan for trojans and remove (free online scan) with Ewido\n\nhttp://www.ewido.net/en/\n\nGood luck.
279208
Ok if u kept ur computer box and its not too old, ther MIGHT be a disk in ther that erases EVERYTHING. its a recovery disk and itll get the virus off BUT you have to reinstalll Everything and start over from scratch. If u cant find it call the computers maker and tell them ur model and everything they ask and theyll send u a disk in the mail. Fo some money though. PS. I HAD TO DO THIS BUT IT WASENT THAT BIG OF DEAL WITH MY COMPUTER. GOOD LUCK
52866
Yup, me too.  I use avast! and I know they can stop it if they find it too.  I have automatic updates so I'm not worried.  A lot of hype about this virus/trojan, but really if you haven't updated your anti-virus, you deserve to get hit by this.  LOL.  Just kidding.  \n\nUpdate your ANTI-VIRUS!!!!
591381
I'd not worry about which are and which aren't (infected)...I'd run a virus program that scans, cleans, disinfects and deletes infected files on ALL computers.  That way you have no worries about trying to figure out which ones are, or aren't, and cover all the bases in one swoop!\n\nPS...try Panda Virus Scan, the professional edition...it's the best on the market, with hourly updates on newest viruses!
527870
probably just get a virus again... try scanning it with antivirus software first... x