Since we installed an antivirus scan on our computer, we are unable to send e-mails. we only can view & delete
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You have installed a very complex anti virus on your system. Use a free , Simple anti virus. I recommend using AVG , since this anti virus is easy on the user but tough on the viruses. \n\nAVG can be found from the following link\n\nhttp://www.download.com/AVG-Anti-Virus-Free-Edition/3000-2239_4-10596553.html?tag=lst-0-1\n\nGood Luck.
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try with another antivirus may ur anti virus is weak and cant work properly with the dedected viruse\ni  advise u make fully scan with strong anti virus
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I would download  avast anti virus and scan. I had something strange popping up on IE and all other scans from other anti virus was missing it, but avast anti virus found it and removed it. It does take a long time for avast to scan the entire hd, but it was worth it.
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format the computer and reinstall. or try first to run an online virus scan..... try panda antivirus online scan..
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probably firewall or antivirus security software. disable them and try.
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I'm not sure that I quite understand your question.\n\nBut, if your desiring more e-mail security, and if you're using Outlook Express, I suggest: \n\nOpen 'Tools', then options.  There are a number of security options in 'Security', 'Send', and 'Recieve' that you may not be employing.
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its either detecting a virus which is deliberately setting this off or your system is over cooking running the virus scanner...\n\nyour pc DOES meet the system requirements doesn't it?\n\nbecause virus scanners are very system heavy especially when actively scanning...\n\nif not, ensure when running the scan that you shut down all non essential programs (yahoo messenger, IE, msn etc etc..)\n\nfailing that, if it is a virus, start the pc up in safe mode (press F8 when you turn the pc on a few times) and from safe mode run the scan from there, safe mode will only open what programs are necessary to have a system operable...
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virus. if you open the attachment. otherwise you should be safe. as i opened the email, but not the attachment and my computer seems just fine.
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Try to forward the whole e-mail to yahooabuse@yahoo.com and see if that goes thru. if not then send it to this site and put in the subject line in all caps VIRUS ATTACHED
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sounds like you may have been infected with a virus or spyware\n\nsome virus's tend to manipulate your email and send out malicious emails you other people in you address book\n\nensure that you have a good virus checker and that you have a spyware sweeper too\n\nhave a look on www.download.com for each - some a free\n\ngive your system a scan \n\nalso ensure that you systems firewall is on - or get a separate on - a good program that bundles all of these together is - zonelabs pro - www.zonelabs.com
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You need the connection - antivirus software has updates almost every day, and it is impossible to update by, what?, snail mail cd's?, that often.
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Start Menu/Control Panel/Add and Remove Programs would be where I would start.  Maybe get a virus scanner McAfee works quite well.  and get the updates.
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The most important thing is that you use a Firewall with an Anti-virus.\nlike: Zonealarm    http://www.zonealarm.com/\nthis one comes with an anti virus, but you can still use another Anti-virus softwar ( Norton, Mcafee..)\n\nthen make sure not to open e-mails from people you dont know. it might contains dangerous links.\n\nDont forget to update your firewall every now and then.\n\nhave a safe day\n\nhUS
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you need to run a virus scan on your computer
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Either your computer or another computer that has your e mail address on it, is badly infected with a virus to allow another person to send out thousands of spam e mails a day. What you are seeing is the small portion of those thousands of spams per day that were undeliverable.\n\n"In 2003, spam investigators saw a radical change in the way spammers sent spam. Rather than searching the global network for exploitable services such as open relays and proxies, spammers began creating "services" of their own. By commissioning computer viruses designed to deploy proxies and other spam-sending tools, spammers could harness hundreds of thousands of end-user computers."\n\n"Most of the major Windows e-mail viruses of 2003, including the Sobig and Mimail virus families, functioned as spammer viruses: viruses designed expressly to make infected computers available as spamming tools"\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spam_%28e-mail%29#Spammer_viruses\n\nAll you can do is be sure that your computer is free of virus, worms and trojans. Here is a good clean-up procedure:\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\n3. Scan for ad/spyware and remove (free download) with Spybot Search & Destroy\n\nhttp://www.safer-networking.org/en/spybotsd/index.html\n\nIf your computer is clean, then all you can do is wait  until the owner of the infected computer that is sending spam with your address relalizes what is going on and clears his computer.\n\nFor further infomation you can Google the word "botnet"\n\nGood luck.
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I think the "possible-virus" is just a warning that there may be a possible virus. (email?)  I don't think that is the name.  In any event, anti-virus software should clean all viruses you might have.
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You may have a virus.  Don't open the file from your e-mail and run your anti-virus program