****, i think i got a bunch of viruses on my comp just now help plz!!!

damn that **** came back again. is it SmithfraudFix or SmitfraudFix without the h? i googled it and it said did you mean SmitfraudFix

Download and install SmithFraudFix, go to start, then your control panel, and in the control panel click the icon that says system...Finally, click the system restore tab when the new window pops up, and turn off system restore for now.

Turn off your computer for about 10 seconds, and turn it back on, continually press F8 and the boot menu will appear. Select Safe Mode with networking. Now once windows comes up, enter Smithfraud and wait for it to load, once it does hit any key to enter. A menu will pop up, select option 2, or if you want to be on the safe side make sure Smithfraud is up to date by pressing option 4 first.

HiResDes

Step 1: Find a hammer

Step 2: Beat your computer into submission

Step 3: Buy a new computer

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Step 4: Rinse and Repeat.

damn that **** came back again. is it SmithfraudFix or SmitfraudFix without the h? i googled it and it said did you mean SmitfraudFix

[QUOTE="HiResDes"]

Download and install SmithFraudFix, go to start, then your control panel, and in the control panel click the icon that says system...Finally, click the system restore tab when the new window pops up, and turn off system restore for now.

Turn off your computer for about 10 seconds, and turn it back on, continually press F8 and the boot menu will appear. Select Safe Mode with networking. Now once windows comes up, enter Smithfraud and wait for it to load, once it does hit any key to enter. A menu will pop up, select option 2, or if you want to be on the safe side make sure Smithfraud is up to date by pressing option 4 first.

GSWarriors-

its smit

well someone went to the wrong porn siteNaiKoN9293

While we're on the topic of things popping up saying that you have viruses, if that happens, but then you click "No, I don't want to buy it" or whatever the other option is, are you good to go? Or did just the fact that the window popped up mean that you're ****ed?Forerunner-117

lmao I will never understand this, how nieve are you kids? It really is not hard to avoid viruses and/or get rid of them, I have never gotten a virus on my own pc in its entire lifetime, common scense I guess.trickmyster13

But the site told me I couldn't watch the videos unless I had the video "player."

[QUOTE="trickmyster13"]lmao I will never understand this, how nieve are you kids? It really is not hard to avoid viruses and/or get rid of them, I have never gotten a virus on my own pc in its entire lifetime, common scense I guess.DarkKar

But the site told me I couldn't watch the videos unless I had the video "player."

While we're on the topic of things popping up saying that you have viruses, if that happens, but then you click "No, I don't want to buy it" or whatever the other option is, are you good to go? Or did just the fact that the window popped up mean that you're ****ed?Forerunner-117

His problem is much more severe than that, in that it pops up these false alerts and prompts you to install malware, which is disguised as anti-virus software...If you say no, it will keep popping up, until you really get rid of the source itself.

[QUOTE="Forerunner-117"]While we're on the topic of things popping up saying that you have viruses, if that happens, but then you click "No, I don't want to buy it" or whatever the other option is, are you good to go? Or did just the fact that the window popped up mean that you're ****ed?DeeJayInphinity

Ahhh okay. Thanks for the info/advice! Using Task Manager is a good idea, I didn't even think of that.

happened to me once better get ready to lose it all i had to go to a last result and reinstall windows xp hope u have an extra disc lying around'