At the HelpDesk where I work, we have people come in all the time saying "I think I have a virus." When I ask why, they point to slow performance and stuff like that. When I actually take a look, nine times out of ten (or maybe more), I don't see anything that even looks like a virus infection, a whole bunch of bloatware, yes, occasionally hardware issues, but rarely viruses. I think people think that viruses are more prevalent than they actually are. That's not to say that I don't see viruses a lot too, it just seems like people think that viruses are the only thing that can go wrong with a computer.
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I've also grown a hatred for Security Suites, especially Norton Internet Security (which seems to be bundled with pretty much every new computer nowadays). Whenever someone has a network connectivity issue, and they have a security suite installed, most of the time, uninstalling it fixes their problem. Even "disabling" or "turning it off" doesn't help, it has to be a full uninstall. -
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wearetheborg Notebook Virtuoso
This should have been a public trolls to avoid the trolls who said they had deadly viruses.
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Open source baby
Even the polls should be open... hehehe
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Then again, I voted that I never got a virus. I lie. -
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I do believe those who voted they had a virus need to give us an explanation or be forever branded as trolls
have you ever gotten a virus on linux?
Discussion in 'Linux Compatibility and Software' started by Fittersman, Jul 15, 2007.