avg anti virus - free edition

:salam:

i keep getting a reminder that my avg is turned off when it isn’t? what do i do

jazaks’

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Pay up :hehe:

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oh dat's what they mean :D or r u playing with me bro'??

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Just playing dude. No hard feelings!

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:hehe: on a serious note, how to delete viruses as their is no quarantine or delete button/icon whatever its’ called?

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u can only do it from dos..

'deltree c:.' followed by 'y'

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LUC, dont do what faizy just wrote unless you want your windows deleted.

I suggest you buy a real anti-virus software.

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Unless, ofcourse if the system is installed in d:\ ;)

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yeah dont forget the ‘y’ in there, otherwise deltree will actually ask you before it deletes each and every file in your c drive :slight_smile:

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nawazish hamwatnau much appreciated

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I think I heard of this creature before :konfused:

BTW…you can’t access these forums from DOS or lynx programs. Those were BBS forums back in 1990 that were designed for DOS.

The black Window which opens when you type ‘cmd’ or ‘command’ on the Windows Run box is called command prompt in simple. Which gives you the command interpreter or prompt 'C:' to type a command or instructions.

C:>command

C:>ver

Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]

Since Windows XP is based on Windows NT’s architecture or i386 framework, there is no DOS in it. However it facilitates VDM for some lagacy application.

smoothy in a starnge mood of technausia :hehe:

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deltree ?? I thought that's no longer available in windows ??

better yet... del /fsq ;)

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Is it the Windows Security Centre reporting these errors/warnings? If it is then simply forget it .. its very much prone to errors …

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:smacks umar with a wet party noodle:

when in TODAYS world we still have abort,retry,ignore, panic jokes :hoonh: u picking bill gates’ idea of NOT incorporating deltree in xp?

how dare YOU! smacks with a dheela glove in frenchie style :hehe:

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btw 5abi my fellow azad kashmiri, if i have norton antivirus 2005, would it be wise to have spybot search and destroy with it or just norton on its' own is enough?

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LUC yaar, Norton AV 2005 is not enough to save you from spywares/adwares etc. You need Norton for virus/trojan protection and you need Spybot search and destroy for spyware removal. You should have em both concurently as well as Ad-aware free edition.

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okalidokalidooo :k:

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Norton is quite heavy on the average PC … it raelly slows down the system .. I don’t recommend using it … :nook:

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nos what do you reommend instead?

PS: i see that you have made it to UK. How are things bro?

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^amm .. nothin … :smiley:

actually I’m trying out AVAST on my laptop n’ its okay … slows down my system actually … or maybe its just my laptop :stuck_out_tongue:

Amm … tried AVG .. theek hai … throughout the period that it remained installed on my system it actually never found anything .. :rolleyes: … iss liya I think yeh sab pakhand hai :smiley: … khair … Its going well on this side of the world … I really don’t like this place much .. sad weather you know .. its quite depressing in my opinion … I just wanna finish my degree here n’ get out :biggthumb