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Old 23rd May 2006, 09:47 PM
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Hi Vinyl -- your post makes me rethink some very recent viruses I removed from my harddrive.

I use a firewall, which I believed was pretty much the "Fort Knox" of computer security, so had no worries about viruses and such being found on my computer.

During a routine check the other day I found that my firewall was disabled but not by me for sure. I enabled it and did some scans for adware (none found), spyware (ditto) and viruses. Found two viruses(cleaned, disinfected, deleted) in my system restore files. I run Windows ME.

The problems I had been having (computer restarts on its own whenever I access internet) (intermittent crashes after restart) have stopped.

Anyway, before I removed the viruses, I had the same "no name" program that would not close for a manual restart.
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