What to do when you think you have a virus on your computer.

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  Computers that are part of a domain are created a 'computer' account that is assigned a random password that changes every 30 days by default automatically. These computer accounts work almost identical to an Active Directory user account, which means that they are not proactive they simply cached credentials with their permissions to provide if / when requested by heritage in the environment.
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  I'm too simplify all this, but the general concept is there.

• There is a program running in the background on my computer. It blocks my mouse and I can even hear a clatter, as when you connect a camera to your computer, or disconnect.

  I tried several times to get a solution to this problem.  There is a program running in the background on my computer.  It blocks my mouse and I can even hear a clatter, as when you connect a camera to your computer, or disconnect.  My computer has been analyzed by microsoft help and support was in my computer several times, and accomplished yet nothing worked.  Sometimes my mouse freezes every few seconds until it is maddening.

  original title: hopeless

  It seems that you have tried a number of bugs so far without success. Here are some suggestions of what I'm going to try:

  You mentioned a background current program, if it helps:

  Perform a clean boot to determine if background programs interfere with your game or program
   http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/331796

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7
   http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

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  If your mouse is a USB model, it can be useful to check the latest drivers for your motherboard (chipset) Vista to the support site for the manufacturer of the computer. Also, since you're here you can check for the other updated drivers for your system, i.e., audio, LAN (network), etc.

  Computer manufacturers
   http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/contact-support/computer-manufacturers

  If you have the graphics card Intel integrated, you can check on the website below:

  Update utility graphics card Driver Intel
   http://www.Intel.com/p/en_US/support/detect/graphics

  If you have a dedicated graphics card, you will need to check with the card manufacturer, the two most often used are linked below:

  NVIDIA driver downloads
   http://www.nvidia.com/download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

  AMD (ATI) drivers & Software graphics card
   http://support.AMD.com/us/GPUDOWNLOAD/pages/index.aspx

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  An element that may cause unpredictable problems that are extremely difficult to identify are (live RAM) memory errors, Windows Vista has a built-in for system RAM check utility:

  How will I know if my computer has a memory problem?
   http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/how-do-I-know-if-my-computer-has-a-memory-problem

  How to use the Windows Vista memory diagnostic tool
   http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/using-Vista-Windows-Memory-Diagnostics-tool/

  To perform a more complete test is the use of Memtest86 but is more complex, includes the creation of a CD bootable for the test, it is not really something for difficult burn an .iso file downloaded to a blank disc (available in the free download link) and then boot from the CD.

  Memtest86
   http://www.Memtest86.com/

  I hope that something of the above can help lead you to a solution.

  Kind regards

• Microsoft made a habit of you personally call by phone and saying: you have malicious software on your computer? I have hooked up to two times more positive that it is a scam

  Microsoft made a habit of you personally call by phone and saying: you have malicious software on your computer? Whenever they asked me to go to my computer and go to the Control Panel, they will say to me then my serial number to confirm that it is legitimate, when I said I thought it was a scam, they became very angry, both times, it was a Pakistani
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  Microsoft made a habit of you personally call by phone and saying: you have malicious software on your computer? Whenever they asked me to go to my computer and go to the Control Panel, they will say to me then my serial number to confirm that it is legitimate, when I said I thought it was a scam, they became very angry, both times, it was a Pakistani
  I have hooked up to two times more positive that it is a scam

  You have made the right choice.

  This is a complete scam and one that has become very common these days. Microsoft never does such calls. Don't think anything such a caller said, do nothing that he tells you to do and hang up on him immediately.

• I think I have a virus on my computer. I get a pop-up saying "WARNING - attempted identity theft detected."

  original title: Virus

  I think I have a virus on my computer and and can not get the Defender to run.  I get a pop up stating WARNING - identity theft attempt detected and it in the title of the best malware protection

  Check this box

  http://www.XP-Vista.com/spyware-removal/best-malware-protection-removal-instructions

• Tasks - I think I have a virus on my computer

  I get these messages on my computer. What they mean. Thank you

  Hi Cynthia,.

  I'm sorry to know that you are getting the errors related to the task. It could be due to viruses or corrupt system files.

  1. What is the brand and model of the computer?

  2. You did changes to the computer before this problem?

  3. Exactly when you get this error while opening or closing tasks?

  You can try the methods below and check if it helps.

  Method 1

  Run the SFC scan. It allows users to find corruptions in Windows system files and restore corrupted files.

  Use the System File Checker tool to repair missing or corrupted system files:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929833

  If the problem persists, then go to method 2.

  Method 2

  See the link below which will help you in the creation of a temporary task, cleanup of the corrupt tasks and re - create tasks.

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  To do: Important This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

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  It may be useful to resolve the issue. If the problem persists, get back to us. We will be happy to help you.

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  Yes, you do

  read the information about the use of dell xp recovery disc

  http://supportapj.Dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/KCS/document?c=AP&l=en&s=Gen&docid=DSN_179256&isLegacy=true

  but it can still be material chart

  read your other thread

  and run this

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• Laptop: I think I have a virus, which can do?

  How will I know if I have a virus? What should I do? How can I prevent them in the future?

  Bill

  In general, you will see one or more of the following symptoms:

  • The computer takes longer to boot to the Windows desktop
  • Applications will not load or frequently stops responding
  • System of frequent errors or the errors of loading applications
  • Unknown icons are added to the desktop
  • Usually the system performance slow, especially while browsing Internet
  • Browser windows close unexpectedly or stop responding
  • Change the browser home page and can not be reset
  • Display of more frequent pop-up windows or when the browser is not open
  • No familiar toolbars are added to the browser
  • Default search engine has changed
  • By clicking on a web link does nothing, or goes to a website unconnected with
  • Web pages are automatically added to your list of Favorites
  • Emails or social media messages are sent from the address to users without their knowledge
  • Unexpected and constant proximity to hard drive

  There may be other symptoms, but it is a pretty solid list.

  What to do if you have a Virus

  If you think that your computer has a virus, see the document below for more information on how to diagnose, treat and prevent future infections:

  Computers HP - computer is possibly infected with a Virus or malicious software (Windows, 10, 8)

  Computers HP - computer is possibly infected with a Virus or malicious software (Windows 7, Vista, XP)

  Just a heads-up that, generally speaking, infections of virus or malware not covered under the hardware warranty. You can be referred to a paid service such as SmartFriend or application to perform a recovery.

  Some malware or virus can be very persistent and difficult to remove effectively.  Ultimately, the preparation of virus so the best defense.  Delivered to a factory condition can sometimes be faster and easier, assuming you're ready. With this in mind:

  • Don't forget to back up your data regularly, especially data that are most important to you (pictures, videos, personal documents, unfinished).
  • Save if possible in more than one place as an external drive, a CD or DVD.
    * Have own back to the top of all the important data will take some sting out of having to start over *.
  • Make sure that you have created your recovery media and have it available. If you need help with this, consider one of the following documents:
    

  Perform a recovery of the system (Windows 10) HP

  Performing a recovery of HP (Windows 8) system
  Performing a recovery of system HP (Windows 7)

• Desktop PC: I think I have a virus which can do?

  How will I know if I have a virus? What should I do? How can I prevent them in the future?

  Bill

  In general, you will see one or more of the following symptoms:

  • The computer takes longer to boot to the Windows desktop
  • Applications will not load or frequently stops responding
  • System of frequent errors or the errors of loading applications
  • Unknown icons are added to the desktop
  • Usually the system performance slow, especially while browsing Internet
  • Browser windows close unexpectedly or stop responding
  • Change the browser home page and can not be reset
  • Display of more frequent pop-up windows or when the browser is not open
  • No familiar toolbars are added to the browser
  • Default search engine has changed
  • By clicking on a web link does nothing, or goes to a website unconnected with
  • Web pages are automatically added to your list of Favorites
  • Emails or social media messages are sent from the address to users without their knowledge
  • Unexpected and constant proximity to hard drive

  There may be other symptoms, but it is a pretty solid list.

  What to do if you have a Virus

  If you think that your computer has a virus, see the document below for more information on how to diagnose, treat and prevent future infections:

  Computers HP - computer is possibly infected with a Virus or malicious software (Windows, 10, 8)

  Computers HP - computer is possibly infected with a Virus or malicious software (Windows 7, Vista, XP)

  Just a heads-up that, generally speaking, infections of virus or malware not covered under the hardware warranty. You can be referred to a paid service such as SmartFriend or application to perform a recovery.

  Some malware or virus can be very persistent and difficult to remove effectively.  Ultimately, the preparation of virus so the best defense.  Delivered to a factory condition can sometimes be faster and easier, assuming you're ready. With this in mind:

  • Don't forget to back up your data regularly, especially data that are most important to you (pictures, videos, personal documents, unfinished).
  • Save if possible in more than one place as an external drive, a CD or DVD.
    * Have own back to the top of all the important data will take some sting out of having to start over *.
  • Make sure that you have created your recovery media and have it available. If you need help with this, consider one of the following documents:
    

  Perform a recovery of the system (Windows 10) HP

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  Original title: swaincardsolutions

  I worked with Dell to fix my computer, after I got out the phone I tried to make a backup as I was told. The backup is not complete and I got an error code, then Microsoft 24 x 7 came on my computer saying that a tech Microwsoft will fix this problem call their number, I did. They charged me $130.00 to fix the computer and a guarantee of life for 2 computers... I paid with my credit card online, they took on my computer. has released my Kaspersky anti virus out and some programs more... re installed Microsoft free security and free CCleaner. It got late and they said that they would call back the next day, they do not have and my computer won't even save so I can install windows 7 my disc sent Dell. I'm waiting on dell to recall support.  I already bought the protection of software on both computers and wouldn't you know, he went out in March... Now I tried to get my hands on this 24 x 7 and receiving nothing they fraud? Why Microsoft let them do that? What can I do now?

  Hello

  What happens when you tried to take a step back? You get the error message?

  Microsoft or our partners make unsolicited phone calls (also known as the telephone canvassing) you charge for security patches or software.

  What to do if you have already given information to a tech support person:

  If you think that you might have downloaded malware to a phone tech support website scam or authorized a cybercriminal to gain access to your computer, follow these steps:

  • Change password of your computer, change the password on your main email account and the password for all the accounts financiers, especially your credit cards and credit.

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  • Install Microsoft Security Essentials.

  You can see this article for more information. I also suggest you to report this call of telephone fraud.

  Avoid scams to phone for tech support

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/online-privacy/avoid-phone-scams.aspx

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