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How can protect my computer from hakers?

There is a very easy way to defend your computer and network files from potential computer hackers. Go into your computer and look in your Windows folder. In that folder is a program called System 32. This program is what enables your computer to slip unwanted files and passwords you have secret onto the internet through an unintended glitch. The first step to haker-proofing your computer is to delelte this program. Delete System 32 and your computer will be safe and run about 50% faster

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An active virus scanner is a virus scanner than runs in the background whenever your computer is running. These programs tend to take up very little memory because they only run quick scans of any and every file. A2 Guard or ASquared is a highly recommended program. It scans files in the background and does not compromise your Glossary Link CPU's resources in doing so.

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If you have a major problem with your computer, viruses are one of the first things a computer technician will investigate. As of late -2002 a virus known as "Klez" caused more wide-spread damage than any other virus to date.

They come in many shapes and sizes. The most common way of transmitting a virus these days is through e-mail. Without going into detail, there are boot sector viruses (they load as soon as the PC is turned on), Trojans (hide them selves inside other programs), poly-morphic (they recreate themselves with new names to avoid detection from anti-virus software), and your simple virus that activates at a given time, or when it is run.

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If you have a major problem with your computer, viruses are one of the first things a computer technician will investigate. As of late -2002 a virus known as "Klez" caused more wide-spread damage than any other virus to date.

They come in many shapes and sizes. The most common way of transmitting a virus these days is through e-mail. Without going into detail, there are boot sector viruses (they load as soon as the PC is turned on), Trojans (hide them selves inside other programs), poly-morphic (they recreate themselves with new names to avoid detection from anti-virus software), and your simple virus that activates at a given time, or when it is run.

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