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Don't run two different anti-virus programs at the same time. It will really bog down a computer. Sometimes it will cause the computer to crash. Have you thought about AVG free. You can get it at www
I was right in the middle of answering this and got called away. For clarification, is this a computer owned by you and "IT" is a company you pay for tech support or is it a company owned computer with
Not sure what OS you are running but running scripts can be a security issue. Do you have adequate anti-virus and anti-malware software? On the other hand you may just need to update your browser. I
If you surf the internet you are going to have tracking cookies. I believe they should be illegal but are apparently not. If you are ever interested in something that is not as much of a resource hog as
It sounds like you definitely still have some kind of infection. However, I have never heard of the "B53VUW". I would run Combofix if I were you. It is more intensive and is an executable. In other words
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