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darfun
Dec 17, 2009, 11:12:31 PM12/17/09
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Hi,
Internet Security 2010 is a fake rogue spyware virus wich appears to
be an antivirus although it is a virus itself. do not buy internet
security 2010 virus if iot asks you to pay for license because it is a
scam program.anybody infected by internet security 2010 virus should
remove this virus from computer instantly. to remove internet security
2010, follow the instructions within this link
http://www.darfuns.com/spyware-removal/internet-security-2010/
Internet Security 2010 is a fake rogue spyware virus wich appears to
be an antivirus although it is a virus itself. do not buy internet
security 2010 virus if iot asks you to pay for license because it is a
scam program.anybody infected by internet security 2010 virus should
remove this virus from computer instantly. to remove internet security
2010, follow the instructions within this link
http://www.darfuns.com/spyware-removal/internet-security-2010/
Rob
Dec 18, 2009, 4:29:39 AM12/18/09
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darfuns spyware removal software is a fake rogue spyware virus wich
appears to be a spyware remove although it is a virus itself. do not
download darfuns spyware removal software because it is a scam program.
The site is listed on Blue Coat as a malicious site. avoid it at
all cost.
appears to be a spyware remove although it is a virus itself. do not
download darfuns spyware removal software because it is a scam program.
The site is listed on Blue Coat as a malicious site. avoid it at
all cost.
geo...@gmail.com
Dec 19, 2009, 3:10:31 AM12/19/09
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Camelchops
Jan 20, 2010, 7:34:51 AM1/20/10
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This thing about buying a particular new virus checker to cure the
Internet Security 2010 virus is exactly what they want you to do, and
is a complete waste of money.
My system was hit by this horrible virus resulting in the “blue screen
of death” and being deprived of access to any controls.
What I could do, however, is reboot!
So I rebooted, held down Key F8, and got the boot options.
I chose “System Restore” option and turned the clock back by one
week.
Although an error message appeared saying it had failed, it actually
hadn’t!
When I rebooted, the system was perfect again, and I hadn’t even lost
any data – everything was right up to date, and I simply deleted the
suspect file the virus came from.
Problem solved!
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