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Hi : Best Info is that you have the Conficker "Malware" on your computer ; unless you have a Vista 64-bit Operating System on your computer, Best to Start ( and hopefully end ) by following the "Uninstall Instructions" posted by "Grinler" on 1-15-09 at http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/malware-removal/re move-spyware-protect-2009 . DO NOT respond to the Google Ads at the beginning or the...

Whenever I help someone, it always seems the big 2 (Norton or MaAfee) manage to slow things up. . The one that seems to be the most resource efficient is AVG. . Is it better? I don't know. But its consistently worked well in the last 10 years for me.

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Hi : As you most likely know, BOTH Limewire and Frostwire are P2P programs, some of which are more dangerous to the health of a computer than Others, but ALL seem to QUADRUPLE the chances of getting bad malware on a computer . Seems like you should uninstall the Frostfire and quite likely Limewire as well . The safest P2P program I know is the Shareaza program at http://shareaza....

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It is definitely categorized as antispyware. You can see it across the top, like this: Home > Product Guides > Software > Security > Antispyware > Prevx 3.0 And on the Antispyware page, it's at the top of top-rated products, like this: TOP RATED PRODUCTS: • Prevx 3.0 I'm afraid I can't make sense of your question.

Norton Internet Security 2009 is top rated by PC Mag (which I use and have never had a problem). Grumpy

Identity Finder will scan your system for private data that's "exposed" to possible theft and optionally help you encrypt or securely delete it.

Hi : Since you clicked on a facebook link, I will assume you have been infected with the latest version of "Koobface" ; would attempt to disinfect by FIRST using "Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware", available for download at www.malwarebytes.org/mbam.php AND "SUPERAntiSpyware" at www.superantispyware.com , BOTH of which come in FREE Version(s) . IF neither of these resolve the "...

Anchor by LiveBrianD ID1I have looked in many places online, and I cannot find any referances to CTipsDef.dll being a virus, as can be seen HERE . However I cannot find any references to what the file does, so I would just delete it. I would recommend uploading the file to a site like VirusTotal.com for more opinions, though. Msasn1.dll is not a virus, in fact it is a Microsoft ...