Showing posts with label computer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label computer. Show all posts

Friday, February 8, 2013

Need Help?

Skip this next paragraph if you just want help for your Fantage character..

If you have any computer problems, I might be able to help you. Just install Team Viewer onto your computer(link at end of post) and I could control your computer remotely. Just install the program, then comment your ID code thing that the program gives you. I will then be able to access your computer remotely. You can revoke permissions anytime.

I will delete the code from the comments section as soon as I am granted the permission.

If you want me to earn you some stars on Fantage, you can open a browser, go to Fantage.com, log yourself in, then install Team Viewer. Read above paragraph for information about Team Viewer. I will earn you at least 100 stars..so this is a way to get 100 stars for free..I will earn it for you.

Please do not show me any personal info/passwords when I am remotely connected to your computer so I won't be blamed for anything.

The next paragraph applies to Fantage:

I will not buy, sell, or trade any item when on your account via Team Viewer. I will not delete or accept any friend requests when on your computer. I will not talk at all on your account. I will do nothing on your Fantage account but earn the stars/ecoins for your account. I am entitled to the right to move, click, and allow your Fantagian to play games in order to complete said goal. If at any time you feel uncomfortable with me on your account, or you feel I will do something destructive in the next few moments, you can revoke the permissions.

If you wish to talk to me when I am on your computer remotely, and you are not on a chat box that I am currently on, then you can open Notepad or other word processing program to give me the message that you want to say. I will then reply by typing under what you have said(assuming I will also have keyboard control).

~Jeff~

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Sunday, February 3, 2013

Just..I don't know..

So here are two pictures that I got from surfing the web..

This one I got from a YouTube video about the most destructive viruses or something like that..

[caption id="attachment_2876" align="aligncenter" width="618"]Screenshot from 2013-02-02 15:54:42 Sheldon Getting Burned..[/caption]

This one came from Google. The title is really misleading..

mriosfotvirusmalwwareSo apparently, you can get virus & malware downloads at Microsoft Download Center.

~Jeff~

Sunday, November 18, 2012

Is your Computer Slow..?

Yes..This is one of those informative posts..

Your computer could be running slow because of viruses and other malware. Even if you think you don't have any. No program is perfect at everything, so just because you have(or don't have!) an antivirus program(a.k.a. AV program) doesn't mean you don't have malware. On my older PC, I have McAfee installed. It was up-to-date and all that, and I ran a full system scan, and McAfee came up with nothing. I used Stopzilla to do another full system scan, and it only found 14 threats. Bullguard only found 6 threats in a full scan that I canceled after 40 minutes. I decided to look on the web for a program to remove spyware and all that..

Why was I doing all the AV scans? It is because this 'professional'computer technician(she was remotely using my PC at the time..) installed this program and only did an AV scan on it, and it came up with 12 threats. She then said that they are critical threats and highly integrated into the system, even though she didn't even PEEP at what the threats were. SO there's the backstory. Back to what I was saying...

I found a program called SUPERAntiSpyware on CNET. After running a quick scan with it, it came up with 700 or so threats. And the best part(not saying having 700 malware is good..)? There is a free version of the program, so I was able to let it remove those threats. Most of the threats were small (although sometimes it did come up with a few critical ones!)  like adware and spyware cookies.  If your computer is so slow as to not be able to even RUN a quick scan, they have a checkbox option for highly infected computers(it is called 'Rescue Scan') just so you would be able to make a scan happen.

You can download it directly from the SUPERAntiSpyware website here: http://superantispyware.com/

You can read what CNET has to say about it here: http://download.cnet.com/SuperAntiSpyware-Free-Edition/3000-8022_4-10523889.html

Afterwards, you can optimize your PC using Advanced SystemCare, which can be downloaded from the Iobit website here: http://www.iobit.com/

Read what CNET thinks of Advanced SystemCare: http://download.cnet.com/Advanced-SystemCare/3000-2086_4-10407614.html

Hope this helped. (:

~Jeff~