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July 17th, 2009
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 got my beloved computer back  BUT bit more than virus problem the silly tecki thinks norton 360 was ALL my problems and the silly so and so did a clean install of windows  means i have lose EVERYTHING  gggggrrrrrrrrrr NOT HAPPY got to start all over again all this hard work i have been doing ( Street legal Redline Racing Pc game ) scripting and java AND MY MODLES gone gone all gone even lost my convert X to dvd 3 is gone and i PAID for it gggrrr cant convert my LW movies no more that so and so so if im not on the forums for a day or two im trying to get back to were i was so bye for now back in a couple of days.  |
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July 17th, 2009
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| Sharing Your Computer with the kids marcusj Being a Father myself, I do know where you are coming from because 2 or 3 years ago I suffered the same fate as you , i.e. one of my kids downloaded a virus/trojan onto my PC and Norton AV did not spot it.  And likewise, I had to have a complete reformat and re-install done but I also took the opportunity to do some upgrade work as well. Anyway, the only way to insure that your PC remains virus free is to buy your kids their own PC.  And since my lads got their own PCs my machine has been virus free (and as a precaution, I changed the password on it so they couldn't use it behind my back).  So, if and when you can, you should have a PC for you and the wife  and one for the kids. You know, there is no such thing as a (virus free) "family" computer.  UK Bob |
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