delete the suspicious virusfiles
Delete the suspicious files
To delete the suspicious files go to Start Menu->7-ZIP->7-ZIP FILE MANAGER .It will show all the hidden files and go to the root path of every drive.
File Deletion
The second step is deleting files. If you have installed powerexe, Start Menu–> 7-ZIP–> 7-ZIP File Manager which will show you all hidden files and go through the root path of every drive.Smart Fortress virus 2012
Manual removal
Smart Fortress 2012 files to be removed:%UserProfile%\Application Data\[random digits]\[random digits].exe
Smart Fortress 2012 virus registry entries to be removed:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce “[random digits].exe″
Remove Computer Virus in USB using DOS command
It is the easy way to remove computer virus in USB using DOS or cmd .
1. Click start button and click Run.
2. Type CMD in the dialog box and Click OK 4. Type dir/a to see all the hidden files inside your usb,also look the autorun.inf file. press enter key.
5. You type this command, attrib -r -a -s -h in the command prompt or cmd to show all the hidden files. Then press enter.
7. Type again this command, dir/a to check whether the auturun.inf is already deleted.
Usb viruses
When you insert an USB memory stick which is infected usb worms into computer,
and open the usb drive by double click or right click,your computer will get infected:
the virus will copy itself to the local disk and creates a hidden file called autorun.inf and other usb virus files in local drive to ensure a copy of the worm is run the next time you open the local drive and further spread itself. Even if you delete them manually, they always come back.Of course this threat does not only affect the USB flash drive but also other devices with a flash storage and a USB cable, e.g. mobile phone, PDA,iPod etc
and open the usb drive by double click or right click,your computer will get infected:the virus will copy itself to the local disk and creates a hidden file called autorun.inf and other usb virus files in local drive to ensure a copy of the worm is run the next time you open the local drive and further spread itself. Even if you delete them manually, they always come back.Of course this threat does not only affect the USB flash drive but also other devices with a flash storage and a USB cable, e.g. mobile phone, PDA,iPod etc
15 facts on global Internet usage
Here are some interesting figure facts for you geeks who want to know more about the Internet usage.
- 35.6% of internet users are Asian.
- With average of 389 million of internet surfers each month, Asia is the largest internet crowd among other world regions.
- In Africa, 3 out of 100 surf the Internet.
- In Asia, 10 out of 100 surf the Internet.
- In Europe, 38 out of 100 surf the Internet.
- In Middle East, 10 out of 100 surf the Internet.
- In North America, 70 out of 100 surf the Internet.
- In Latin America, 16 out of 100 surf the Internet.
- In Australia, 53 out of 100 surf the Internet.
- Only 16.6% of world population surf the internet.
- 1 billion users around the globe are surfing the Internet every month.
- Amount of internet surfers in Asia (389,392,28 mil) is 11 times the population of Australia (34,468,443 mil).
- 19% of internet users are from United States (210,080,067 mil).
- Around 18 countries still doesn’t have Internet connection.
- North Korea’s internet penetration statistics is not publicized.
Windows 8 hardware requirements
Hardware requirements for Windows 8 is similar to Windows 7
Here are the complete system requirements as posted by Microsoft-
Processor: 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster
RAM: 1 gigabyte (GB) (32-bit) or 2 GB (64-bit)
Hard disk space: 16 GB (32-bit) or 20 GB (64-bit)
Graphics card: Microsoft DirectX 9 graphics device or higher
Processor: 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster
RAM: 1 gigabyte (GB) (32-bit) or 2 GB (64-bit)
Hard disk space: 16 GB (32-bit) or 20 GB (64-bit)
Graphics card: Microsoft DirectX 9 graphics device or higher
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Find My iPhone feature
If your iPhone is stolen,better hope the officer that helps you get back your iPhoneiPhones and iPads have been recovered via the location-based Find My iPhone feature are now common. You’d think the first thing thieves would do is turn off Find My iPhone, but for some reason these criminal masterminds never do that …
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Easy Skype Tricks
1. Test your kit
The Skype welcome screen features a handy shortcut for testing your sound devices. Click 'Check your sound works', then click the button to test each device - speakers, microphone and video (if applicable) - in turn.
If the test fails, Skype will make some basic suggestions to remedy the problem, like making sure your headset port (typically the front mic) is selected as the default device. Follow the instructions to see if you can fix the problem.
Skype will offer to make a test call for you - you'll dial a number, hear a female voice and then attempt to record a message. This will let you check the sound quality of your microphone and ensure it's at the right volume.
Skype automatically adjusts your mic and headphone's volume to try to fix potential problems, but you can also tweak these settings yourself by selecting 'Tools | Settings | Audio settings'. You can click 'Show advanced options' to set default devices.
2. Try Bluetooth
Skype works with any microphone, speakers or headphones provided they're properly installed. This includes Bluetooth headsets as long as your computer has a Bluetooth receiver.
With your PC's Bluetooth receiver switched on and your headset in pairing mode, double-click the Bluetooth icon that appears in the notification area of the taskbar and click 'Add' under 'Devices'. Tick 'My device is set up and ready to be found', then click 'Next'.
Wait while Windows tries to locate the headset. When it appears in the list, select it and click 'Next'. Select the appropriate settings according to your headset's manual and, if necessary, enter the passkey. Click 'Next' to see the device connected and set up, then click 'Finish'.
The Skype welcome screen features a handy shortcut for testing your sound devices. Click 'Check your sound works', then click the button to test each device - speakers, microphone and video (if applicable) - in turn.
If the test fails, Skype will make some basic suggestions to remedy the problem, like making sure your headset port (typically the front mic) is selected as the default device. Follow the instructions to see if you can fix the problem.
Skype will offer to make a test call for you - you'll dial a number, hear a female voice and then attempt to record a message. This will let you check the sound quality of your microphone and ensure it's at the right volume.
Skype automatically adjusts your mic and headphone's volume to try to fix potential problems, but you can also tweak these settings yourself by selecting 'Tools | Settings | Audio settings'. You can click 'Show advanced options' to set default devices.
2. Try Bluetooth
Skype works with any microphone, speakers or headphones provided they're properly installed. This includes Bluetooth headsets as long as your computer has a Bluetooth receiver.
With your PC's Bluetooth receiver switched on and your headset in pairing mode, double-click the Bluetooth icon that appears in the notification area of the taskbar and click 'Add' under 'Devices'. Tick 'My device is set up and ready to be found', then click 'Next'.
Wait while Windows tries to locate the headset. When it appears in the list, select it and click 'Next'. Select the appropriate settings according to your headset's manual and, if necessary, enter the passkey. Click 'Next' to see the device connected and set up, then click 'Finish'.
3. Answer message
You can set up your voicemail to take messages when you aren't online. To do this choose 'Tools | Options | Calls | Show advanced options'. Now select 'Voicemail' from the left-hand pane. Tick the box marked 'Send unanswered calls to voicemail'. Click the 'Record' button and use your microphone to record your outgoing message.
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