TheMatrixKid wrote:

shinytama432 wrote:

shinytama432 wrote:

dude341 wrote:

shinytama432 wrote:

jfmlove6 wrote:

Epicness123 wrote:

3DSfan12345 wrote:

ImagineIt wrote:

3DSfan12345 wrote:

I wanted to make a virus to get even with this person in my class. He hacked my YouTube account. I then thought about making a virus that deletes files, then brings up an error that says “TROGDOR HAS BURNINATED YOUR COMPUTER.” He said that he'd sue me, though, and he doesn't have a computer. (He does have an iPad, though.)

If he sues you then sue him back. :3

And iPads CAN get viruses. It just takes more work. :3

His iPad isn't jailbroken as far as I know, so it can't get viruses.

I didn't even know iPads could get viruses -_-

Once I got the fake FBI scam virus on windows vista.
My parents somehow deleted it by going into Safe Mode.

Then they said "You know what? McAfee is not protecting our computer.
1 hour later,then uninstalled McAfee and replaced it with Norton 360

why not malwarebytes
my mom had mcafee and i deleted it and downloaded malwarebytes

also all you have to do to delete the fbi moneypack virus is go to task manager and end the process then delete the files in the windows directory while in safe mode

except for the advanced ones that encrypt the files

they're harder

no i have norton it is good

no it is bad.


Seriously though, Norton does not pick up any virus.

i have it its good

and my brother has mcafee

That's also pretty eh. McAfee isn't that good of an antivirus and probably some bloatware your computer came preinstalled with.

Protip: reinstall your operating system when you get your computer. All but the most modern versions of Windows will ignore whatever garbage your computer was preinstalled with.

Hans5958 wrote:

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Why?

StarscreamClone wrote:

While not a virus, it falls under this topic. The family computer really needs an update, Win7 reinstalled or replace its OS with Ubuntu because it is so buggy. We have McAfee (used to have Malwarebytes, too), and on certain sites- generally ones * advertising, like Yahoo- McAfee ALWAYS pops up saying it blocked content that was “blocked by parental settings” or something or other. It is a PAIN because it generally won't go away until you go to a different site; guaranteed if you try closing the message window it will pop back up within a couple of seconds.

dude341 wrote:

comp09 wrote:

shinytama432 wrote:

i have its good

Unfortunately, Norton is slow, bloated, and did not protect me a while ago when a rather common ransomware application infected my Windows computer.

It also turns into a virus if your time expires.

Hans5958 wrote:

<boop de boop>


Why?

shinytama432 wrote:

StarscreamClone wrote:

While not a virus, it falls under this topic. The family computer really needs an update, Win7 reinstalled or replace its OS with Ubuntu because it is so buggy. We have McAfee (used to have Malwarebytes, too), and on certain sites- generally ones * advertising, like Yahoo- McAfee ALWAYS pops up saying it blocked content that was “blocked by parental settings” or something or other. It is a PAIN because it generally won't go away until you go to a different site; guaranteed if you try closing the message window it will pop back up within a couple of seconds.

what is the dot for is it cuss

Vetpetmon wrote:

So I upgraded to windows 10 and I don't have to worry about getting a new AV: MSE upgraded to Windows Defender.

opic23 wrote:

I recently accidently got mackeeper. i uninstalled it, but i think theres still leftovers. example: it set my default search engine to a weird mock of yahoo.com, and i changed my search engine back to google in the preferences. but when i came back, it was still that weird yahoo! can anyone tell me the reason?

dude341 wrote:

opic23 wrote:

I recently accidently got mackeeper. i uninstalled it, but i think theres still leftovers. example: it set my default search engine to a weird mock of yahoo.com, and i changed my search engine back to google in the preferences. but when i came back, it was still that weird yahoo! can anyone tell me the reason?

Again, Yahoo! is safe, but if Mackeeper is changing it to a fake version then try to look up how to remove Mackeeper.

Carpit999 wrote:

dude341 wrote:

opic23 wrote:

I recently accidently got mackeeper. i uninstalled it, but i think theres still leftovers. example: it set my default search engine to a weird mock of yahoo.com, and i changed my search engine back to google in the preferences. but when i came back, it was still that weird yahoo! can anyone tell me the reason?

Again, Yahoo! is safe, but if Mackeeper is changing it to a fake version then try to look up how to remove Mackeeper.

Put Mackeeper in the trash, remove other stuff, then empty trash. And switch back to google.

comp09 wrote:

Carpit999 wrote:

dude341 wrote:

opic23 wrote:

I recently accidently got mackeeper. i uninstalled it, but i think theres still leftovers. example: it set my default search engine to a weird mock of yahoo.com, and i changed my search engine back to google in the preferences. but when i came back, it was still that weird yahoo! can anyone tell me the reason?

Again, Yahoo! is safe, but if Mackeeper is changing it to a fake version then try to look up how to remove Mackeeper.

Put Mackeeper in the trash, remove other stuff, then empty trash. And switch back to google.

MacKeeper might leave stuff in other places.

opic23 wrote:

comp09 wrote:

Carpit999 wrote:

dude341 wrote:

opic23 wrote:

I recently accidently got mackeeper. i uninstalled it, but i think theres still leftovers. example: it set my default search engine to a weird mock of yahoo.com, and i changed my search engine back to google in the preferences. but when i came back, it was still that weird yahoo! can anyone tell me the reason?

Again, Yahoo! is safe, but if Mackeeper is changing it to a fake version then try to look up how to remove Mackeeper.

Put Mackeeper in the trash, remove other stuff, then empty trash. And switch back to google.

MacKeeper might leave stuff in other places.

yeah. how do i get rid of the crumbs? the crumbs/leftovers is whats causing it.

Mewly wrote:

Epicness123 wrote:

comp09 wrote:

Carpit999 wrote:

dude341 wrote:

opic23 wrote:

I recently accidently got mackeeper. i uninstalled it, but i think theres still leftovers. example: it set my default search engine to a weird mock of yahoo.com, and i changed my search engine back to google in the preferences. but when i came back, it was still that weird yahoo! can anyone tell me the reason?

Again, Yahoo! is safe, but if Mackeeper is changing it to a fake version then try to look up how to remove Mackeeper.

Put Mackeeper in the trash, remove other stuff, then empty trash. And switch back to google.

MacKeeper might leave stuff in other places.