Showing posts with label computer repair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label computer repair. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Computer Repair- Spawning Cookies

PC Virus Doctors have been aware of the privacy issues concerning many of the cookies that have proliferated the internet for years. The latest cookies of concern are the Flash cookies that are used by Adobe Flash Player. Privacy advocates have been particularly concerned with Flash cookies because of their difficulty in removal and because some Flash cookies are "Spawning Cookies" that will restart webpages once Flash Player has been closed.





The Spawning Cookies will reload even after deletion, according to a news article by Telecompaper. The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) Netherlands strongly rebuked such tactics and urges that Spawning Cookies not be used by companies. IAB went further, "and said re-spawning was illegal under existing EU and national data protection rules."

Adobe Flash Player 10.3 has just been released that integrates into web browsers that allows for easy Flash cookie deletion that the FTC has urged and pointed out Adobe to address the privacy concerns/issues. The new Flash player works cross platform on Windows, Mac OS, Linux and Android OS's.

A simple computer repair is to use the powerful Flash cookie deletion tool, Click&Clean, that can be integrated with CCleaner. Below is the following link to get you started in Flash privacy:
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Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Tech News

PC Virus Doctors' Computer Repair has opened up a new subdomain called "Tech News" that will deliver news on a regular ongoing basis. The topics will be the latest-breaking technological news that will prove to be exciting reading, along with full explaination of topics and more links to additional news sources relating to the topic-at-hand.

Guest bloggers will have access and will report on their own without any guidance or suggestions from PC Virus Doctors giving them free-reign on any technological topic they would like to explore. The news will be useful allowing for comments and discussions that is "family oriented" without any strong language or harsh cross comments between readers.

2011 is bringing lots of changes that need to be reported and explored. The explanations will be down-to-earth and easy ready without readers feeling they have no idea what they have just read. The goal of the latest hi-tech news is to educate readers and allow them to understand the implications and impact the new break-throughs will have upon individuals and communities worldwide.

Please bookmark Tech News for the newest, most comprehensive technical knowledge.

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Computer Repair Dallas- Malware Removal

Another rogue Microsoft program has emerged called "Windows Recovery". The fake program feigns as a savior for damaged systems yet it hogs system resources and will not stop scanning for "problems" until it has finished, at times. The program will stop updates on malware removers, will prevent new malware removers from being installed and will not let current anti-malware programs to execute.

The program surreptiousely installed on a customers computer without giving a "warning" but silently installed during an "adobe update", mostly likely a hacked legitimate website or a website intended for distributing malware by luring web surfers to it by optimized content in order to attract particular users to high profile subjects or topics.

Web users must be very careful before surfing to any website that offers tempting offers (too good to be true) or high profile tempestuous pictures and graphics/media.

Avoid virus removals by looking at the domain address of links by hovering over them and looking in the lower left of the browser which shows the address in the beige lower bar of Windows Internet Explorer.

Computer and laptop users needing help removing the fake Microsoft Windows Recovery may call  our Dallas computer support.

Sunday, January 30, 2011

Antivirus.net- Rogue Antivirus

PC Virus Doctors' Computer Repair has ventured across another rogue antivirus called Antivirus.net on a laptop repair. This fake antivirus is stealthy and it appears it entered the system via a Java exploit. One clue is that Java reports that updates are available, however, Java will not update nor will Windows 7 allow Java to be uninstalled.

Another characteristic of Antivirus.net is that Internet Explorer (IE) would not connect to the internet and only some antimalware programs would install while others would not install. Also Kaspersky would not uninstall even with Kaspersky's removal tool.

Disk checks can sometimes get users out of jams and helps to avoid PC repairs. Sometimes the system files can get corrupted and not allow some of the functions like the above problems.


Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Trojan Hiloti

Trojan:Win32/Hiloti.gen!A has showed up on a computer repair and this is one of those that is embedded within the registry and continues to rename itself upon each bootup and apparently placing the new registry entry into other parts of the registry.

This computer problem also shows a Java scripts exploit that has been quarantined. Microsoft reports the  Hiloti trojan as "severe".

Please make sure your security software, including Windows Operating System remains up-to-date.

Thursday, February 22, 2007

Dallas Laptop Repair

Come check out our Dallas Laptop Repair, we can replace those cracked or broken LCD screens, tune up the machine to perform like it was new, get rid of the viruses, trojans, email worms, spyware, adware and rootkits that can cripple performance. Our costs are affordable and is much cheaper than buying a new laptop. You can easily send your laptop through UPS or the postal mail. We are more affordable than the mom and pop computer repair that is down the street. Just email us and we can shoot you back an email with a quote.
See us today at Dallas Laptop Repair.