Is MS-DOS Mode of Games consider a virus.?
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It't pobably just protected from you deleting it so you don't mess up your game, some games only seem like they are running in windows but run in dos shell or something like that.  Theres a couple of differant ways it goes if I remember right.  \n\nEnjoy your gameing
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Here is another resource to check out:\n\nhttp://www.sophos.com/virusinfo/analyses/trojmdropahe.html
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there is a software but not virus, that remain your system at default at all time, the name is deep freeze, and is not very popular but good for computers in public places, to remove unwanted save files and all such, but no virus can do such except the virus was in the pc from day one, you cn check the macafe onlnie for such syptom
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The worst case virus I think was CIH/Chernobyl. This could destroy the BIOS on some machines, which means you couldn't even format and reinstall.
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each virus is different, so you'd need to know which one it was...or know in-depth how your os works (and that is a book, not a post at yahoo answers)
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No, it doesnt have any viruses but it has spyware and adware, after you have installed it, it will track all over movements in the computer by keying in your keyboard letters. In short, dont download it.\nCHEERS!!!
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You may have transfered a virus onto your computer
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is this some kind of virus site???
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Don't go to any "crack" sites, that is a good way to get a virus, if you have the original disc, talk to Roxio, if you can prove you have a legitimate copy, they can help you.
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I have been running a 64 bit version of XP for several months now.\n\nIt runs fine. The only issue is software developers are just now starting to take advantage of the 64 bit architecture. As they continue to write 64 bit applications it's benefits will multiply greatly.\n\nNot many people today have ever used MS-DOS. Some of the old timers may remember typing commands into DOS but the majority of computer users today were raised on Windows.
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I really hate to bother you.\n\nBut Xsoftspy is probably spam/spyware itself. Never ever download a "spyware remover" from the web unless you know for a fact that it is anti-spyware.\n\nSo what that is telling you, is that it is labelling random games as spyware making you think that it is.\n\nIf you really have a NEW laptop, I would recommend just wiping the whole thing clean (use the recovery CDs given to you). Then download Microsoft Antispyware (www.microsoft.com), and use that.
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it has something to do with dvd ripping i think.. it aint malicious or spyware
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I'd suggest you running an online scan such as:\n\nhttp://www.pandasoftware.com\n\nhttp://www.kasperskylabs.com\n\nhttp://www.trendmicro.com\n\nor any of the other numerous ones online to check your system
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I doubt its a a virus...it may simply be that the flash drive needs reformatting....you may have the software already in your program files to do this...if not...got to the manufacturer's website and find out how your particular flash drive is reformatted. You also may have a faulty driver, the driver can be downloaded there too.
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I don't remember, but GameFAQs has a complete list: http://www.gamefaqs.com/computer/doswin/game/561641.html . Enjoy!
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There are differnet kinds of viruses.Some viruses could affect the system files and casue the system to behave unexpectedly.While ohers could write corrupt data to your hard disk and try to steal information.
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windows is secure it depend on how you secure it if your not on your toe you get virusees