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There is a website that I have an account in and it and every time I go the it automatically puts in my password and email address. How do I stop this?

I just figured out to do it. Thanks any way............

Went to a website and clicked on something within it and an FBI page opened up locking up this PC. I tried everything but can't get into Windows. I saw on the news that this is a virus of some type? How does a person get rid of this if they can't get into Windows?

Thanks.........

...AOL email... ...they know zero about doing anything PC wise... funny how those things seem to go together ALOT. I don't care for AOL anything myself, but so many folks get PC's and just use them until they just don't work any more which is the case with this person I know. After 4 or 5 years of ...

This concerns a friends 5 year old home used PC with XP Home. I am told that when booting past the Windows splash screen into the desktop, the desktop screen is upside down. Also when they access AOL email the screen is black and says World Wide Web ??? This PC has never been taken care of and they ...

Haven't used Zone Alarm but it wouldn't surprise me of they push for the paid version in some way. I use AVG on the personal XP laptop that I barely use and it seems fine. Between AVG and Malwarebytes, there isn't much more you can do to be safe online. Well, after using Zone Alarm (free) for a few...

This concerns my XP Pro SP3 lappy running Zone Alarm 2013 (free). In the past I ran an older version of Zone Alarm (free) but then switched to MS firewall. Then after a long time I recently started using Zone Alarm 2013 (free). I am getting annoying zone alarm pop-up warnings at the System Tray one ...

This regards an XP Pro desktop and an XP Pro laptop that are used in the home on a wireless DSL network which is locked down. Browser is IE 8 / Google email - gmail/IE6 I am using the following utilities: Zone Alarm (free) AVG (free) Super Anti Spyware (free) Malwarebytes (free) Spyware Blaster (fre...

WWII a horrible war for sure as most wars are. True in a way that there are no real winners as all to many innocent folks are caught up in it on both sides. The bottom line is the Japs started it and the United States finished it. So let that be a hard lesson learned.

evasive wrote:there's an easier way to give them a challenge is recovering stuff, just drop the disk

I can only guess what the US government did after they got a hold of the Bin Laden computers ???????????????

No, its just the technology, like the old magnetic tape, just a slightly different way of doing things... SSDs has changed the way, but even then data is retained on the chips... And it is written over, but can leave enough of an image to see what is on the drive or chip - it is expensive and time ...