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Asked by chaddews in Microsoft Applications
I have a virus on my computer at home called Total protection. From what I hear it is a nasty virus. My McAfee was not up to date. Our fault. I have since then updated to the new version but it is not recognizing the virus. I tried to remove the program but it won't. I have a friend who teaches a computer class at the high school who has offered to take the computer and try to remove it. He would use it as a learning tool for a few of his tech students at the high school. I can do that but would rather not just because I do all my banking on our computer.
I trust him but their are still students who would be working on the computer. The programs do have passwords.
My biggest concern is weather or not the virus has our personal information. My friend said to stay off the internet until the virus is removed.
Microsoft office website gave a few scans that we could try. Do you suggest that do that. Someone else suggested restoring the computer back about 5 days prior to the virus. The only thing is I would loose the McAfee because I downloaded that on the day of the virus.
Can I say I hate computers when they are not working correctly. Can you tell me if our personal information is jeopardized?
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