2D4 Critique Extraordinaire
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| Subject: Re: Any Issues - report here - Thu Apr 11, 2013 7:22 pm | |
| Yeash it's a legal copy but .. it's a copy that has been installed on many pc's with the same key, with microso ft verification. Maybe I have a virus ?
Ps, you are way out of my league in RR3 ! | |
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spektral Sea Scumb
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| Subject: Re: Any Issues - report here - Thu Apr 11, 2013 9:10 pm | |
| - 2D4 wrote:
- Yeash it's a legal copy but .. it's a copy that has been installed on many pc's with the same key, with microso ft verification. Maybe I have a virus ?
Take it it wasn't your legal copy. If you don't have an effective anti-virus installed, you're effectively bent over, with your pants down around your ankles, and with a large sign painted on your bum saying "do me baby!". I hate Microsoft as much as anyone, but after trying a few dodgy copies of Windows I went straight - Windows is effectively the backbone of the computer and I just did not want to use anything that had the possibility of being tampered with (including backdoors, key-loggers etc.) without my knowledge, which I've personally found to be the case on several dodgy copies. Especially as I do online banking, financial transactions, server work and other stuff. Good though they can be, you can't ultimately rely on your anti-malware and anti-spyware programs to pick up every single threat on a PC. I never, ever pay the full amount for Windows though, I grab them during 'upgrade promotions' at a third of the price, or OEM versions. For those lower amounts of cash it's worth it for peace of mind, and much less hassle to activate and keep it updated. That said, after many years of use and experience, I fully recommend Avast (anti-virus), Malwarebytes and Spybot2 (both are anti-spyware/trojan/malware scanners). They're all free: http://www.avast.com/en-gb/indexhttp://www.malwarebytes.org/products/malwarebytes_freehttp://www.safer-networking.org/mirrorsDownload, install, update, then run them and do scans. Avast is great as a main anti-virus, you don't need any other anti-virus programs, particularly not Norton shite. Malwarebytes and Spybot2 are excellent for finding the spyware/malware stuff (keyloggers etc.). | |
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jork He Who Wants it Brung
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| Subject: Re: Any Issues - report here - Thu Apr 11, 2013 10:13 pm | |
| lol, I have avast and malwarebytes on my computer, whenever they are running at the same time malwarebytes kills avast and doesn't let it function properly since it blocks it's process | |
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2D4 Critique Extraordinaire
Posts : 3451
| Subject: Re: Any Issues - report here - Thu Apr 11, 2013 10:39 pm | |
| Well I can say I have a legal copy, it's a trick that lets you use the same windows and key on different pc's, you have to know how it works and make a call to microsof t to get a special permission code , when it works, you can be sure they regard it as a legal copy. I also have Avast running ! I posted avast in the free software Topic and it works like a charm for me, never any problems, I love the program. I hope it was not a virus, but then again, if it was not, I'm still not sure what happened. Hope I will still have my files by tommorow ! | |
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digit Add mint
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| Subject: Re: Any Issues - report here - Fri Apr 12, 2013 2:47 am | |
| Sleep walking problems 2D4?
Having a backup is always a good idea. | |
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2D4 Critique Extraordinaire
Posts : 3451
| Subject: Re: Any Issues - report here - Fri Apr 12, 2013 2:49 am | |
| - iN GOD I TRUSTâ„¢ wrote:
- Sleep walking problems 2D4?
Having a backup is always a good idea. ehehe | |
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