thick!!!!!!!
been reading the thread by xr and trying to make sense of it what im worried about is i havn`t any anti virus `stuff` on my comp but my son who has a wireless comp has,he goes on limewire a lot is my details at risk cos im not protected the reason im asking this is my comp is going slow, i used to have a re-booting disk but my eldest son sat on it! so i cant re- boot which i used to do often(where can i get a disk from,its packard bell if that is important,
Started: 20th Feb 2007 at 21:41
Try punctuation, might understand your post better
Replied: 20th Feb 2007 at 22:01
Maddy wot op system are you using.....?XP? 2000?
Everyone regardless of firewall and anti virus is technically at risk when you use the internet. The only way to keep ya computer safe is to pack it away in a box and hope damp doesn't get it lol.
There are free anti virus software programmes available to download, try pc world site or google avg free anti virus, make sure its the FREE Version. Everyone needs an antivirus and firewall .Windows xp has a built in firewall, but make sure you get your updates regular.
There was an option in our older programmes where you could create a start up disc, so can you tell us wot system you are on is it windows 98 by any chance?
Replied: 20th Feb 2007 at 22:03
suit you are horrible at times you know.Who made you Mr punctuation king?
Replied: 20th Feb 2007 at 22:04
think mine is still run by gas,and iv'e
got a leak.lol
Replied: 20th Feb 2007 at 22:06
Mr Mannerin you'll be refereeing a duel if he starts wi me that Suit geezer
Replied: 20th Feb 2007 at 22:07
Not horrible, just wary of Charlatan's
Replied: 20th Feb 2007 at 22:07
There's no apostrophe ( that's one of these ' ) in charlatans, if you are using it in the plural.
Replied: 20th Feb 2007 at 22:11
Last edited by b8mex: 20th Feb 2007 at 22:16:52
thank you empress for your help dip sticks like `the suit `need to be hung up and put in the wardrobe
Replied: 20th Feb 2007 at 22:11
with moth balls?
Replied: 20th Feb 2007 at 22:15
Agreed re. apostrophe, my apologies. (By the way, you missed a space after your 'close brackets')
Replied: 20th Feb 2007 at 22:16
behave suit ya makin my eye twitch.....its were my last nerve is kept.
Replied: 20th Feb 2007 at 22:17
Duly amended.
Replied: 20th Feb 2007 at 22:17
Well spotted Geoff!
Replied: 20th Feb 2007 at 23:54
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Replied: 21st Feb 2007 at 08:25
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I had the Norton anti virus included with my comp when I bought it and had nothing but crashes ending up with the dreaded blue screen. I also had what was called PC Protect for which you have to pay monthly, when my problems started I rang them and got nothing, all they wanted to do is talk me through it over the phone, for me a big no no, so I sent for a young man who advertises om this site, he sorted my computer in no time uninstalled Norton and installed the Grisoft 7.5 AVG virus freeware, result up and running, no problems and all messages, checked and sorted, and by the way I got rid of the PC protect.
Replied: 21st Feb 2007 at 08:55
Last edited by aitch: 21st Feb 2007 at 10:24:25
i have AVG installed. it checks out everything, and kicks the s**t outa anything that shouldnt be there. it works from turning on the pute, untill i switch off.i dont have pute crashes, i dont get a frozen pointer, i recomend this one as being the best.
PS hows my appostrophies, not to bad this morn, thanks for asking.
si thi.
Replied: 21st Feb 2007 at 10:06