altthough i delete them as soon the program able to detect them there still these TRACKING cookies that comes every now and then…
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how safe my personal files be with anti-virus and anti-spyware programs running my pc?
April 3rd, 2008 · 5 Comments
Tags: Spyware
Tags: Email Spam Uninstall spyware Security Software Trend Micro Registry Cleaner Pc Tools Norton Nod32 Kaspersky Internet Security Hacked Firewall Computer Security Avg Avast Antivirus Ad Aware Monitoring Software Encryption Backup
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1 Tsunami // Apr 3, 2008
you are ok. just keep it up and you only have to run them once a month or so. it also you have blocker right for the firewall and stuff that is also what you need if you dont' have one then you are set take care.
2 geek // Apr 3, 2008
You will need a firewall to block the acces to your computer, i recommend Zonealarm or comodo firewall both free at download.com
http://www.download.com/sort/3150-10435_4-0-1-6.html?operatingSystemId=&rows=10&start=0&ca=&licenseTypeId=49&fileSize=&qt=
3 Legolas // Apr 3, 2008
you should be safe enough once your softwares are up to date
but i always keep a backup copy of all important files on external hard disk or dvd dics
4 PCSetupGuide.com // Apr 3, 2008
A tracking cookie isn't much to worry about as long as you're cleaning them up. They get put on your computer by some sites to track your browsing habits. This could eventually lead to pop up advertisements on your computer.
The cookies will not harm files on your computer.
With that being said, you should always backup your files. With the cost of external harddrives reaching below 100.00, anyone can setup a quick backup system.
5 Alam // Apr 3, 2008
download spware doctor trial version and scan the pc, after scanning you will be able to view the location of the infected file, write them in paper (full path).
insert win xp bootable cd and boot then go to recovery console and delete those file………after restarting your pc is clean….
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