When you have infected files in your Java,Do you just uninstall it and re install it?
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Its not always an good idea to download too many active x scripts. If you go to top of web page tools manage ad-dons and disable all that don't look right, an good start is too keep Microsoft and other apps you know. Its an good idea too let your antivirus do the job.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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Go here and run the online scan and then let it remove everything it finds.\n\nhttp://housecall.trendmicro.com/\n\nIf you don't have the latest java Update 7 then go here and download it first.\n\n\nhttp://www.java.com/en/download/windows_ie.jsp\n\nIf it's still there after housecall then go here:\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/IE/community/columns/bugbusting.mspx
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When you uninstall any anti virus , the quarenteen ones will\nbe let free in your hard drive.\nAnyway the so called quarenteened ones are suspect only or\ncannot be deleted due to their firm attachement to a file or\nshared files. \nSO If possible if a file is affected , just delete them and\nre-install new ones again.
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The answer here is technically "none". Any and all true P2P applications can receive infected files from other users because P2P is not monitored or moderated in any way.\n\nMy advise would be to stick to a trusted anti-virus program and no less than two anti-spyware programs. Another habit that you might want to look into, is to only deal with P2P applications that have some sort of forum system where users can alert one another of infected files...BitTorrent sites and UseNet (newsgroups) are the first that come to mind.
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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
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Turn off your System Restore ... every time you clean the virus it remain in the system restore ... when you reboot ... it reloads itself ....\nTurn it off .... Scan ...... reboot ..... Turn it back on
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format your hard drive and reload all your software (or just try a good virus program like mcafee)
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-go to your control panel\n-click add/remove programs\n-scroll down the list and find java\n-click remove\n-wait 'til it finishes everything.\n-go to http://java.sun.com/\n-download java and reinstall\n\ngood luck!
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download antispyware or gointo your settings and delete them ?
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who knows, but you need to uninastall is before you reinstall it to get rid of the bad files, if the install sees files the same version, it will not install them
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Here are 3 ideas.\n\n1) If you can get into windows, go to start, run, "msconfig" and see if you can reset the computer to a date long ago, before the problem arose.\n\n2) If that fails the best option is to FDISK and reinstall the operating system.  You may never be able to recover completely otherwise.\n\n3) The hardest solution.  Download a registry editor on another computer.   Transfer it to the infected machine using a stick hard drive.  Use the registry editor to remove all entries that appear related to this virus.  I have used this method myself and been successful.\n\nGood luck.
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you pc is infected with virus/spywares
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this page tells yo how to get rid of the virus on your system, not sure what you mean by your software dump being in fected\nhttp://home.neo.rr.com/manna4u/
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uninstall it then delete the file from program files then reinstall it
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I wouldn't do it unless I trusted where it came from, like if a good friend sent it to me, then I would open it by double clicking on it...\nBut if you don't have a clue what it is or where it came from, then don't bother, you could open a virus...
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Reinstall panicware into your computer,it will overwrite whatever files that are still there,if panicware comes with an uninstall,use that,if not go to your add and remove programs in your control panel and use that
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What I would recommend would be to uninstall Limewire (Start>Control Panel>Add/Remove Programs), and not install it again. As far as Java goes, you can simply reinstall it from the Java website (http://java.sun.com/).\n\nLimewire can be a very bad program, I know numerous people who have had big problems with their computers because of it. I even know one person whose computer became entirelly unusable due to a virus which he received through a seemingly harmless download on Limewire. I even tried Limewire once for about three days (before I knew of the dangers of it), and I was amazed at how much it slowed down my computer. I really have nothing against Limewire itself, it's just all of the malicious people who use it for their own malicious purposes.