have i got a virus ?
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It sounds to me like something is not right. If you are using PCGuard ensure that you have updated it to the latest Virus definitions, and then if you can undertake a full system scan, should be option to do this in the software. Never used PC Guard, but it should be like all other Virus software.
Once you have undertaken a scan with the latest updates installed, if you have a virus this should pick it up.
Ensure it is always kept upto date.
I would also recommend installing other Spyware software, should as SPYBot (Search Google), which is also useful to run along side your virus software.
Also have you got a firewall. (Software or hardware). Zonealarm is a good choice for the amateur user (again search google).
Best of luck.
Once you have undertaken a scan with the latest updates installed, if you have a virus this should pick it up.
Ensure it is always kept upto date.
I would also recommend installing other Spyware software, should as SPYBot (Search Google), which is also useful to run along side your virus software.
Also have you got a firewall. (Software or hardware). Zonealarm is a good choice for the amateur user (again search google).
Best of luck.
sounds like you have a couple of programmes trying to start at the same time, have you tried doing a 'system restore'? if not go back to the date before the problem started, you probly done all this and think I'm a **** 
what ever.
what ever.
M
Moz
lor
after doing what incdesign says ... an if its saying no virus , have you recently updated any sound Drivers ?
try this I have heard /read a sound driver does this in conflict with some other prog
if yes in XP you can "roll back to working Driver " option in your ...
start>
settings>
Control Panel >
Sounds an Audio >
Hardware>
Properties .... there in the box it will say "Device status "
it will say if "the driver is Not working properly!"
then go
Driver ... an roll back driver ...
Hope this helps you ?
after doing what incdesign says ... an if its saying no virus , have you recently updated any sound Drivers ?
try this I have heard /read a sound driver does this in conflict with some other prog
if yes in XP you can "roll back to working Driver " option in your ...
start>
settings>
Control Panel >
Sounds an Audio >
Hardware>
Properties .... there in the box it will say "Device status "
it will say if "the driver is Not working properly!"
then go
Driver ... an roll back driver ...
Hope this helps you ?
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M
Moz
lor
cheers for saying ...
did you get sorted ???
cheers for saying ...
did you get sorted ???
