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harshi
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 Posted: Wed May 30, 2012 8:15 am Post subject: What computer company has good quality for gaming? |
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Hello all,
I just figured out that my computer has this kind of Trojan. I was running pretty much all of the Anti-virus things my computer has. The main one says there is nothing there and my Windows defender says I have two Trojans so I'm not sure what to do. I'm thinking of buying or building a new one.
Right now I have Intel. I’m not sure which is best like Dell, Microsoft, etc. I need a gaming computer which can also be used as a school work computer. Any ideas?
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apocalypticx
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| You should look into building your own.
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Cryoma
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| apocalypticx wrote: | | You should look into building your own. |
Judging from OP's knowledge about the computing world, I don't think that would be wise.
But to answer the question, Asus is renowned for making great computers.
If you're looking for a laptop, MSI as well as Asus.
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Lorrenzo
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If you just have a virus/trojan, you could always just wipe the drive clean and re-install?
Or buy a new one.
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Kirito
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| Cryoma wrote: | | apocalypticx wrote: | | You should look into building your own. |
Judging from OP's knowledge about the computing world, I don't think that would be wise.
But to answer the question, Asus is renowned for making great computers.
If you're looking for a laptop, MSI as well as Asus. |
OP could ask help from the guys working at computer shops in building a PC.
They may charge a little fee in building it, but you could save a lot of money by buying custom built PCs.
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SF
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| PC_King wrote: | | Cryoma wrote: | | apocalypticx wrote: | | You should look into building your own. |
Judging from OP's knowledge about the computing world, I don't think that would be wise.
But to answer the question, Asus is renowned for making great computers.
If you're looking for a laptop, MSI as well as Asus. |
OP could ask help from the guys working at computer shops in building a PC.
They may charge a little fee in building it, but you could save a lot of money by buying custom built PCs. |
It's never a 'little' fee. We have a local shop that does custom builds, I've walked in before and seen some of the slowest builds (1GB RAM,single core processors, etc) but they slap a fancy case on it and try to sell it for $300.
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| Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2012 2:29 am Post subject: |
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| delete C:/Windows and you wont have trojans anymore
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Slugsnack
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| Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2012 12:26 pm Post subject: |
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| just to confirm, you're buying a new computer because your current one has a trojan?
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Cryoma
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| Slugsnack wrote: | | just to confirm, you're buying a new computer because your current one has a trojan? |
Yeah, why bother with the hassle of fixing it when you can just be rich and buy a new one, right?
| Slugsnack wrote: | | spending $8k or so is a price i'm more than happy to pay to rid myself of that hassle and stress |
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Slugsnack
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| Cryoma wrote: | | Slugsnack wrote: | | just to confirm, you're buying a new computer because your current one has a trojan? |
Yeah, why bother with the hassle of fixing it when you can just be rich and buy a new one, right?
| Slugsnack wrote: | | spending $8k or so is a price i'm more than happy to pay to rid myself of that hassle and stress |
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clearly buying a new computer is less hassle than to reinstall an OS on an existing machine. fantastic logic, cryoma
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SF
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| Slugsnack wrote: | | Cryoma wrote: | | Slugsnack wrote: | | just to confirm, you're buying a new computer because your current one has a trojan? |
Yeah, why bother with the hassle of fixing it when you can just be rich and buy a new one, right?
| Slugsnack wrote: | | spending $8k or so is a price i'm more than happy to pay to rid myself of that hassle and stress |
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clearly buying a new computer is less hassle than to reinstall an OS on an existing machine. fantastic logic, cryoma |
for a rich kid who knows nothing of how a pc actually works, yes. it's a lot easier.
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Slugsnack
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| if he knows how to install a program (such as cheatengine) by clicking through the steps, he should have no trouble setting up a basic install of windows
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Cryoma
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| Slugsnack wrote: | | Cryoma wrote: | | Slugsnack wrote: | | just to confirm, you're buying a new computer because your current one has a trojan? |
Yeah, why bother with the hassle of fixing it when you can just be rich and buy a new one, right?
| Slugsnack wrote: | | spending $8k or so is a price i'm more than happy to pay to rid myself of that hassle and stress |
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clearly buying a new computer is less hassle than to reinstall an OS on an existing machine. fantastic logic, cryoma |
I guess instead of buying a sarcasm detector you spent the money on a mac.
It's your own logic I'm quoting here.
| Slugsnack wrote: | | if he knows how to install a program (such as cheatengine) by clicking through the steps, he should have no trouble setting up a basic install of windows |
Right but you seem to be in conflict with yourself.
| Slugsnack wrote: | | it's a lot of hassle and time consuming. not just in the setting up but also maintaining and updating a non-legitimate copy. you can also say byebye to any support, etc.i value my time expensively. |
edit: since OP has disappeared and this thread is turning into a collection of personal diatribes, I suggest it be moved to rs.
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Slugsnack
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| Cryoma wrote: | | Slugsnack wrote: | | Cryoma wrote: | | Slugsnack wrote: | | just to confirm, you're buying a new computer because your current one has a trojan? |
Yeah, why bother with the hassle of fixing it when you can just be rich and buy a new one, right?
| Slugsnack wrote: | | spending $8k or so is a price i'm more than happy to pay to rid myself of that hassle and stress |
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clearly buying a new computer is less hassle than to reinstall an OS on an existing machine. fantastic logic, cryoma |
I guess instead of buying a sarcasm detector you spent the money on a mac.
It's your own logic I'm quoting here.
| Slugsnack wrote: | | if he knows how to install a program (such as cheatengine) by clicking through the steps, he should have no trouble setting up a basic install of windows |
Right but you seem to be in conflict with yourself.
| Slugsnack wrote: | | it's a lot of hassle and time consuming. not just in the setting up but also maintaining and updating a non-legitimate copy. you can also say byebye to any support, etc.i value my time expensively. |
edit: since OP has disappeared and this thread is turning into a collection of personal diatribes, I suggest it be moved to rs. |
oh my god. are you kidding me? are you actually comparing installing a legitimate version of windows to trying to maintain a hackintosh install?
installing hackintosh is absolutely not just clicking buttons and proceeding. at least this was not the case when i tried 2 years ago. i installed with 3 different hackintosh versions on 4 different machines and all unsuccessfully to some extent. one machine was unable to get proper graphics drivers, another could not get wifi. others would boot up only at some times and not at others. it is an entirely separate matter to get something working which is designed to work compared to getting something working that a 3rd party has attempted to hack together
furthermore, my requirements differed greatly to his. stability was a key concern which is something which can certainly not be guaranteed with hackintosh. since the intellectual property stored on that machine provides an income, it would be foolish to jeopardise that in any way. i genuinely think you're stupid beyond belief
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| Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2012 11:54 pm Post subject: Re: What computer company has good quality for gaming? |
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| harshi wrote: | Hello all,
I just figured out that my computer has this kind of Trojan. I was running pretty much all of the Anti-virus things my computer has. The main one says there is nothing there and my Windows defender says I have two Trojans so I'm not sure what to do. I'm thinking of buying or building a new one.
Right now I have Intel. I’m not sure which is best like Dell, Microsoft, etc. I need a gaming computer which can also be used as a school work computer. Any ideas? |
First of all get this (the free version), and do a complete scan.
http://www.malwarebytes.org/products/malwarebytes_free
Unless you are using ESET Antivirus, I suggest you uninstall your current antivirus and install Microsoft Security Essentials instead. (or not, whatever)
http://windows.microsoft.com/mse
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