ANY COMPUTER EXPERT GOONERS HERE TO HELP ME?
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ANY COMPUTER EXPERT GOONERS HERE TO HELP ME?
The other day on my antique pc I noticed a programme had installed itself on my desktop called "naq" I googled it and couldnt find any information on it at all. I got rid of it and low and behold its back again this morning. I have now installed Spybot Search and Destroy and its gone again . How long for I dont know. Any ideas will be greatfully recieved
Cheers Chunky
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This is a brillant site for anything to do with computers. I inputted "nag"into it and nothing was found so i think it is not a virus

This is a brillant site for anything to do with computers. I inputted "nag"into it and nothing was found so i think it is not a virus

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If its not on the add/remove programs list, it sounds like it could be a trojan horse virus that has tried to install itself on the hard drive.
Try deleting the item, send it to the recycle bin, and delete it from there.
Restart the computer and if the icon is still on your desk top, you definitely have a Trojan Horse Virus.
Simple to fix though, just go to
http://free.grisoft.com/
and download the free edition of AVG Anti-Virus. Install it . Shut down PC.
Restart PC, and run the program.
Takes between 5 and 10 minutes to scan your PC.
If it says THREAT DETECTED, click, HEAL.
If it says CANNOT HEAL etc, click, SEND TO VIRUS VAULT.
That should do it

Try deleting the item, send it to the recycle bin, and delete it from there.
Restart the computer and if the icon is still on your desk top, you definitely have a Trojan Horse Virus.
Simple to fix though, just go to
http://free.grisoft.com/
and download the free edition of AVG Anti-Virus. Install it . Shut down PC.
Restart PC, and run the program.
Takes between 5 and 10 minutes to scan your PC.
If it says THREAT DETECTED, click, HEAL.
If it says CANNOT HEAL etc, click, SEND TO VIRUS VAULT.
That should do it

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I think everyone on here is guilty of that to a certain extentburns718 wrote:sounds like you have been downloading pornography, and installed something onto your pc as part of the download process.
apparently this happens a lot
try going into your computers control pannel,
start - control pnnel - add/remove software - find it in the list and delete

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Can anyone help with this, I hope you can
For the past few days my PC has become painfully, agonisingly slow and I can't get to the bottom of it
It just grinds away and takes ages to perform the most basic tasks. When writing this it is missing out letters in words and is taking forever
I checked for virus and worms but I confess am no expert, anyone any ideas


For the past few days my PC has become painfully, agonisingly slow and I can't get to the bottom of it



It just grinds away and takes ages to perform the most basic tasks. When writing this it is missing out letters in words and is taking forever

I checked for virus and worms but I confess am no expert, anyone any ideas



