Even though L’accès à votre ordinateur a été fermé Virus interface is presented with the authentic GEMA logo attached, you should have no doubts that the program is fake and that you need to delete it from your computer at a dash. The French version of the infamous Ukash virus is not one of the kind and Auf ihrem computer ist infiziert Virus, Norsk Politi Institutt for Cybercrime Virus, Luxembourg Police Virus and tens of other infections are equally as dangerous. Read more »
There are a lot of websites that seem to be harmless while in fact they infect us with potentially unwanted programs. Alnaddy.com is that kind of website. It presents itself as the largest Arabic social site, offering news on tourism travel and various services, but the side effect is that Alnaddy toolbar gets installed on your browser the moment you land on this website, and little by little it starts affecting your Internet browsing activity. Read more »
Cyber criminals who create ransomware infection discovered one more law enforcement institution known as Police on Web and used its named to deceive computer users. If you have no idea how this works, keep on reading to learn about ransomware infections. The name and the logo of Police on Web are incorporated in the message of the virus that paralyzes and locks the desktop. Spyware researches call the case Police on Web Virus, because the message claims that the computer user has violated some laws, and Police on Web is investigating the issue. Read more »
The reason of a program’s non-responsiveness to the operating system can be easily found if the Windows Debugging Tool. Open your Task Manager and select the Processes tab. Find and right-click the desirable process and select Create Dump File. Soon, you will be provided with the name and location of the file. Read more »
The Windows Task Manager can be a remedy for your computer, because it can rebuild your PC’s performance and increase its speed. If you learn more about this tool, you can effectively apply it to solve your computer’s problems, especially if your operation system is Windows Vista or Windows 7. Task Manager will assist in monitoring and boosting performance of the system. Read more »
Computers these days are able to perform multiple tasks at the same time, but even so the applications still have to “fight” over the available time slot on the CPU. There are a few ways to determine which application gets a priority over the other. In Windows 7 each application has a priority level which determines the time slot. By default your applications will be set to normal priority level, but you can change it and as a result it affects how fast the program runs. Read more »
If there are a few user accounts on your computer, each of them has different startup settings. As a result some programs start automatically for one user while for another they don’t. You can change these settings by launching Registry Editor. The start-up programs for different users are stored up either under the user’s registry location or in the local machine hive. Take note, that if you remove entries from the Local machine directory, they will disappear from all the accounts. Read more »
If you make some changes to your computer system’s settings, the performance of the machine can peak at the highest level. Before making any changes regarding your Windows, study the following modifications presented to learn more about the system. As the optimization of your computer’s performance can be time-consuming, you can use a registry repair tool to clean Windows Registry, organize hard drive and optimize processes of the system. Read more »
Auf ihrem computer ist infiziert Virus is a cunning infection whose interface looks as if it was a notification popped up by your Windows operating system. The message states that your PC is locked because a Trojan infection has infected your computer. The text is in German, which already suggests that it is targeted at German-speaking computer users. Read more »
All activity of this computer has been recorded. Fake Warning message is a fraudulent security notification that comes together with Canadian Police Association virus. This notification appears on the left side of your screen, along with a message that your computer has been locked. It turns on your webcam (if you have one) and then it seems that the Canadian Police Association is watching you real time. Not to mention that that messages above and below the video screen claim: Read more »
