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Getting rid of rogue viruses and malware
So you went into safe mode, ran a cleaner (ccleaner or bleachbit) and ran an anti-malware program and when you restart, your PC becomes infected again. So what happened? Many times, the virus is in the startup group and has … Continue reading
Posted in Computers, network, Networking
Tagged anti-virus, capturing a virus, Malware, removing scareware, Virus
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