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<blockquote data-quote="doc3738" data-source="post: 3178" data-attributes="member: 98">Have&nbsp; a friend that had PC problems was doing an update and suddenly just went to a blue screen.&nbsp;I am no computer guru but told her to bring it over and see what I could do&nbsp;Finally after a lot of restarts and safety modes, it came up in a safe mode&nbsp;Did a restore to an earlier date and then went from there&nbsp;She had one virus protection program on the PC&nbsp;One will not catch all the viruses and malware that is out there&nbsp;You need to run other software to check stuff&nbsp;I found over 890 dangerous Trojans and viruses and have no idea how many spyware, adaware&nbsp; and malware on it&nbsp; Please people if you are going to have a PC run more than one virus protector once in a while&nbsp; Download any of the free ones and then put your normal one on hold , run the downloaded one.&nbsp;You can then uninstall the downloaded one start yours back up and download another one&nbsp;I have tried all the name brand ones and have not found one that catches everything&nbsp; Microsoft security essentials is good,&nbsp; as well as <a href="http://www.superantispyware.com" target="_blank">www.superantispyware.com</a> has a free one&nbsp;Trend micro is another &nbsp;Look for a software that will search for key loggers and run it as well&nbsp; You may be surprised how much better your PC may run if you try some different software to look for what is hidden</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doc3738, post: 3178, member: 98"] Have a friend that had PC problems was doing an update and suddenly just went to a blue screen. I am no computer guru but told her to bring it over and see what I could do Finally after a lot of restarts and safety modes, it came up in a safe mode Did a restore to an earlier date and then went from there She had one virus protection program on the PC One will not catch all the viruses and malware that is out there You need to run other software to check stuff I found over 890 dangerous Trojans and viruses and have no idea how many spyware, adaware and malware on it Please people if you are going to have a PC run more than one virus protector once in a while Download any of the free ones and then put your normal one on hold , run the downloaded one. You can then uninstall the downloaded one start yours back up and download another one I have tried all the name brand ones and have not found one that catches everything Microsoft security essentials is good, as well as [url]www.superantispyware.com[/url] has a free one Trend micro is another Look for a software that will search for key loggers and run it as well You may be surprised how much better your PC may run if you try some different software to look for what is hidden [/QUOTE]

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