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2011年4月8日星期五

Top 5 Steps Help You Remoe Computer Viruses

Top 5 Steps To Remoe Computer Viruses by www.bestlaptopbattery.co.uk
Computer viruses come in many varying degrees of severity. Aside from obvious “use an antivirus” advice, there are some specific steps that you can take to get rid of even the most malicious viruses. Here is how you do it:
This advice will work best for situations like:
  • Computer virus is freezing the computer.
  • Computer virus won’t let applications open.
  • Computer virus locks the computer.
  • Computer virus won’t let you get on the internet.
  • Computer virus freezes mouse.

Step 1 – Know your enemy

Computer viruses tend to come and go like the wind. This is because antivirus software manufacturers find a fix for a virus and release it within weeks of the initial discovery of the virus.
The only real “effective” virus is one that doesn’t yet have a fix. With all of the great antivirus manufacturers out there, a computer virus is only good for a couple of weeks. After an update to the virus is released, that virus is no longer effective on people who use antivirus programs.
The point is, there is an antivirus program out there that is capable of removing the virus on your computer. You just have to find it. Antivirus companies differ drastically HP pavilion dv2000 Batteries in terms of when they update their virus definitions. So your first step, find an antivirus program that will remove the computer virus.
Go to another computer and try searching for “latest computer viruses” or “new computer viruses”.” If the virus is not allowing you to access the internet, try using that in the search terms. Most likely, you will be able to find out what the virus is, or at least what type of virus it is.
From there, you can find an antivirus software capable of removing that particular virus. This sounds like a lot of work. But, you’d be surprised at the inconsistency between antivirus programs, for specific viruses. You could have a $100 top rated antivirus software that won’t remove a virus, and a middle ranked free antivirus software that will. Once you have a pretty good idea on an antivirus to use Sony vgp-bps2a Batteries, obtain it.kensington lock

Step 2 – Ready your weapons

Now that you have an effective antivirus software, it’s time to prepare it. On another computer, burn the antivirus program to a CD/DVD or transfer it to a USB flash drive. You should be able to burn/transfer the entire program, not just the installer file. You need to do this so that you can run the antivirus software directly from the DVD or flash drive. Only certain software supports HP pavilion dv6000 Batteries this, so, burn the installer file as well.

Step 3 – Create a Battle Plan

Most likely, the virus is limiting your computer in one way or another. Whether it be no internet, 50,000 pop ups open, etc.. However, you should still be able to perform basic tasks within Windows, even if for a short amount of time. The plan here is to be faster than the virus. As soon as you start your computer, and Windows loads, you need to run the antivirus software from the DVD/flash drive.

Step 4 – Assume Battle Positions

ASAP after Windows loads, try launching the antivirus program directly from the DVD or flash drive and see if it starts up. If it won’t let you run the antivirus program directly from the DVD or flash drive, you need to use the installer file (mentioned above) to installthe antivirus software directly onto the infected computer.

Step 5 – Fire at Will

Run a full system scan… and wait. Most likely, the antivirus software will detect the Hp hstnn-ib44 Batteries virus. After the scan completes, use the option to delete the virus, remove the virus, delete and quarantine, etc.
Upon doing so, you should be able to use your computer again. Although you have removed the virus, you may want to consider backing up your files, reformatting the hard drive, and doing a clean install of Windows. This will delete all traces of the virus.
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2011年3月17日星期四

Japan's Internet remains essentially unimpaired for disasters

Japan's Internet remains essentially unimpaired for disasters

As Japan deals with the aftermath of its strongest earthquake ever, a devastating tsunami, and potential nuclear disasters, the nation's Internet has managed to survive and provide emergency communications for workers and displaced family members, according to networking monitoring firm Renesys.
Out of 6,000 network prefixes, only 100 have beenwithdrawn from routing tables, and traffic from Japan apparently remains essentially unchanged,according to Google. It could be considered just another Internet survival story, but considering the extreme conditions in Japan, it's remarkable that the nation's telecommunications networks have done so well, says James Cowie, CTO and co-founder of the firm.
"I hope that we (the U.S.) have done as good a job in engineering as the Japanese did," Cowie says. "This has come off, from an Internet perspective, with far less impact than I would have thought, and that is due to Japanese network engineering."
Traffic into and out of the Japan Internet Exchange fell by about 20Gbps to 30Gbps on the first day following the earthquake but quickly recovered. In fact, the breaks in the undersea telecommunications cables, thought to be Pacnet's EAC cable system, affected the Phillippines and Hong Kong more than Japan, although the overall impact was still small in both areas. Telecommunications firms have used a second set of cables to route around the damage Pacnet EAC cable system.
In 2006, the Hengchun earthquake, which struck just south of Taiwan, damaged the undersea cables provided that nation's communications, disconnecting the country from the global Internet,according to Renesys.
The earthquake is the worst on record for Japan. In 1923, the Kanto earthquake, which had been the strongest temblor at a magnitude of 7.9, caused widespread damage and fires in Tokyo, killing 143,000 people. In 1995, the 7.3-magnitude Hanshin quake near Kobe killed 6,400 people. The latest quake, which has a recently adjusted magnitude of 9.0, and the resultant tsunami has killed thousands of people.
For emergency workers and people trying to reach family members in hardest-hit prefectures of Miyagi, Iwate, and Fukushima, Internet communications have become a lifeline, says Cowie.
"There are people who said that I couldn't use my cell phone, I couldn't use my fixed line phone, but the Internet was still up, so I could get word out to my family that I'm OK," he says.
The longer chaotic conditions continue in Japan, however, the greater the likelihood that some outages will occur. Like the Northeast power outage during the ice storm of 2008, companies may find that fuel reserves that are powering telecommunication hubs' backup generators run out, potentially leading to more significant outages, Cowie says.
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