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Topic: MY SYSTEM RESTORED QUIT WORKING
heb4u's photo
Tue 07/17/12 10:01 AM
Never defrag . not worth the time. Most importantly never use restore as thats where viruses hide. At this time back up ur documents and favorites.. pictures and videos and music.
Get the drivers for the os u have can remote in if u need help.
Format and reinstall whatever windows u have with the cd.

luv2roknroll's photo
Wed 07/18/12 08:51 AM

Never defrag . not worth the time. Most importantly never use restore as thats where viruses hide. At this time back up ur documents and favorites.. pictures and videos and music.
Get the drivers for the os u have can remote in if u need help.
Format and reinstall whatever windows u have with the cd.
No disrespect,

but dont you think if I had the CD for my system, I would have ALREADY done that???indifferent

heb4u's photo
Wed 07/18/12 10:16 AM
some wouldnt have thought of that . Which is why I mentioned it. Plus, you are thinking of doing what some have suggested which would be wrong. Good luck either way.

luv2roknroll's photo
Wed 07/18/12 10:18 AM

Never defrag . not worth the time. Most importantly never use restore as thats where viruses hide. At this time back up ur documents and favorites.. pictures and videos and music.
Get the drivers for the os u have can remote in if u need help.
Format and reinstall whatever windows u have with the cd.
Im sorry, that did sound bitchy.slaphead

And YES,

I took this all to heart,

and thank you, im following your adviceflowerforyou

heb4u's photo
Wed 07/18/12 10:21 AM
thanks before u do make sure u use a cd that doesn't reinstall to the factory defaults aka a pure win cd. email me using my user name and add at y a h o o dot c o m

luv2roknroll's photo
Wed 07/18/12 10:24 AM

thanks before u do make sure u use a cd that doesn't reinstall to the factory defaults aka a pure win cd. email me using my user name and add at y a h o o dot c o m
Im actually having a nice laptop sent to me from the amazing Mr. Totage, when he buys a new one.

He offered it on this thread, so im good to go.

Thank you for the help.

heb4u's photo
Wed 07/18/12 10:40 AM
still could see whats wrong good luck. Yeah, I saw that . hope its newer. If its vista u need win 7. If he has vista on it you will have to put win 7 on it. Goodluck

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Wed 07/18/12 04:34 PM


thanks before u do make sure u use a cd that doesn't reinstall to the factory defaults aka a pure win cd. email me using my user name and add at y a h o o dot c o m
Im actually having a nice laptop sent to me from the amazing Mr. Totage, when he buys a new one.

He offered it on this thread, so im good to go.

Thank you for the help.




I take it that you are either fixed or no longer need help???


markecephus's photo
Wed 07/18/12 06:53 PM
After reading over a couple of your threads, concerning computer issues, my advice is to download and run this...

http://www.malwarebytes.org/lp/malware_lp?gclid=CKWnjP7MpLECFQed7Qod700eoQ

Be sure to install the free version. Run the scan.

Also, download and run this... http://www.superantispyware.com/

These are the top two programs recommended by Dell techs.

Keep in mind, these are free programs, and will not last forever.

You'll want to uninstall them within one month.

Next, you need to go to add/remove in your control panel, and remove any unused programs.

Some antivirus programs create dummy files, if more than one anti virus program is running. While the files are basically harmless, they are a huge memory eater, and this could severely slow your machine down.

I'm no tech, but i do read and listen to them, and this seems to be a general concern.

heb4u's photo
Thu 07/19/12 02:32 AM
Edited by heb4u on Thu 07/19/12 02:33 AM
Dell, techs are worthelss.

Like I said use ccleaner. - to keep ur system clean
Bitdefender takes care of you in a 360 way and its way better then what is suggested.


When the os is bad there is no amount of cleaning or removal of viruses that will fix it. Come on u can format and put back the basic programs in about 20 minutes since 2005. So when its that fast why take 3 hours to remove alot of viruses . If its just one that is fine, but there is a point of no return. Plus, her problem is the os.

heb4u's photo
Thu 07/19/12 02:34 AM



thanks before u do make sure u use a cd that doesn't reinstall to the factory defaults aka a pure win cd. email me using my user name and add at y a h o o dot c o m
Im actually having a nice laptop sent to me from the amazing Mr. Totage, when he buys a new one.

He offered it on this thread, so im good to go.

Thank you for the help.




I take it that you are either fixed or no longer need help???




its fixed aka no longer in need of help she took my advice and I wish her well

luv2roknroll's photo
Thu 07/19/12 01:02 PM

After reading over a couple of your threads, concerning computer issues, my advice is to download and run this...

http://www.malwarebytes.org/lp/malware_lp?gclid=CKWnjP7MpLECFQed7Qod700eoQ

Be sure to install the free version. Run the scan.

Also, download and run this... http://www.superantispyware.com/

These are the top two programs recommended by Dell techs.

Keep in mind, these are free programs, and will not last forever.

You'll want to uninstall them within one month.

Next, you need to go to add/remove in your control panel, and remove any unused programs.

Some antivirus programs create dummy files, if more than one anti virus program is running. While the files are basically harmless, they are a huge memory eater, and this could severely slow your machine down.

I'm no tech, but i do read and listen to them, and this seems to be a general concern.
Great minds think alike flowerforyou

I have both of those on my computer Mark!:thumbsup:

And have uninstalled all my unused programs.bigsmile

Thanks babe!smooched

heb4u's photo
Thu 07/19/12 08:11 PM
your loss . Both of those programs cant compare, and do as good as Bitdefender. Really if u have vista the problem is the os dont be short sighted.
Really think of the source- not reliable at all . Dell techs whatever.
malwarebytes is good ,but cant do what bitdefender can . That crappy pos superantispyware never was good. Spybot search and destroy is still better then that so is spywqreblaster.

Summary:
Get bitdefender and be best protected. Yes, they have a free online scan and a free version.
Then get ccleaner. it has been know to get rid of spyware and malware and trojans.

luv2roknroll's photo
Sat 07/21/12 08:39 AM

your loss . Both of those programs cant compare, and do as good as Bitdefender. Really if u have vista the problem is the os dont be short sighted.
Really think of the source- not reliable at all . Dell techs whatever.
malwarebytes is good ,but cant do what bitdefender can . That crappy pos superantispyware never was good. Spybot search and destroy is still better then that so is spywqreblaster.

Summary:
Get bitdefender and be best protected. Yes, they have a free online scan and a free version.
Then get ccleaner. it has been know to get rid of spyware and malware and trojans.
I have CCleaner, but thanks.

chsc2001's photo
Mon 07/23/12 05:11 PM
I am really amazed that nobody suggested throwing Windows out the window...especially since you're only using a bootlegged cd like you said and worried about updates?!

go to ubuntu.com and click "get ubuntu now" ...or any other linux system for that matter?!
find a local tech savy kid and pay him a couple of bucks to do that for you. He can set up another operating system and keep your current one intact in case you really don't like the linux based.
Ubuntu is completely free, legal, has great support and you don't have to worry nearly as much about viruses/malware like with a Windows system.

Or take the "remote access" offer you got ;)

The comment about your computer probably being too slow for todays programs is probably right.
Also: If you already had a virus on your computer and you installed an anti-virus programm, it might not even pick it up at all.

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