Oh noez

[SpikeHawk]

When I start my computer it only has a blue screen with no text.

I tried restarting about 8 times.

 

[Sonicdan369]

This screen?

 

[SpikeHawk]

This screen?

I said no text.

 

[Micah]

It crashed.

 

[SpikeHawk]

It crashed.

I can still use it, though.

 

[Jrrj15]

Like uhhhggghhhhh So it starts up a blue screen for a bit then it goes to your desktop?

 

[SpikeHawk]

Like uhhhggghhhhh So it starts up a blue screen for a bit then it goes to your desktop?

No, it is always blue, I have to go to Task Manager.

 

[Josh]

What have you downloaded recently?

 

[Kanye Omari West]

Prolly a virus.

 

[SpikeHawk]

What have you downloaded recently?

The only 2 things that might be hazardous I am trying to delete, but I can't find my recycle bin.

 

[Lightning_Alchemist]

Go to AVG free, download their free anti-virus, and have it scan your computer for viruses.

 

[NikoKing]

Go to AVG free, download their free anti-virus, and have it scan your computer for viruses.

Thing is, AVG Free doesn't get rid of his virus, you have to pay 50 bucks to get the virus remove feature, plus AVG sucks balls, it's the only good free anti-virus system I've seen.


Once you get a virus from a file, you have to get it removed by buying some protection software or some other things. Deleting the file won't change a thing.

 

[SpikeHawk]

Go to AVG free, download their free anti-virus, and have it scan your computer for viruses.

I tried to scan my PC and it stopped working

 

[NikoKing]

Another thing *CAUTION: DOING THIS WILL DELETE EVERY ONE OF YOUR FILES, MAKE SURE IMPORTANT FILES ARE SOMEWHERE ON A DRIVE* you might consider doing, try deleting all of your computer's data completely, if you can find a installation of whatever windows system you have and insert it in, it has the option to just wipe out your computer and restart fresh. The thing is, you're going to have to get your online drives all over again and that's a pain, I recommend it if you know where to get drives and such. If you have Windows Vista, then their installation CD's don't have this feature, and if you lost yours I think on the windows site there's some wipe-out program. This feature even deletes the virus from the system, and next time be cautious about what you download.

 

[Zex]

Dood!

You just have to get over it. Computers do that sometimes. Delete a few programs here and there. It will soon be gone.

 

[NikoKing]

Dood!

You just have to get over it. Computers do that sometimes. Delete a few programs here and there. It will soon be gone.

Deleting it won't help at all, a virus sticks to your computer right whenever you download/install something. Uninstalling it is just removing the program, not the virus it leaves behind.

 

[Lightning_Alchemist]

Ignore my previous post.

2 words: Google it. Google has the answer to almost everything. (If you've already done this, just ignore it then.)

 

[SpikeHawk]

Another thing *CAUTION: DOING THIS WILL DELETE EVERY ONE OF YOUR FILES, MAKE SURE IMPORTANT FILES ARE SOMEWHERE ON A DRIVE* you might consider doing, try deleting all of your computer's data completely, if you can find a installation of whatever windows system you have and insert it in, it has the option to just wipe out your computer and restart fresh. The thing is, you're going to have to get your online drives all over again and that's a pain, I recommend it if you know where to get drives and such. If you have Windows Vista, then their installation CD's don't have this feature, and if you lost yours I think on the windows site there's some wipe-out program. This feature even deletes the virus from the system, and next time be cautious about what you download.

I can't find it on their website, if anyone else could, I would be very thankful.

 

[NikoKing]

Another thing *CAUTION: DOING THIS WILL DELETE EVERY ONE OF YOUR FILES, MAKE SURE IMPORTANT FILES ARE SOMEWHERE ON A DRIVE* you might consider doing, try deleting all of your computer's data completely, if you can find a installation of whatever windows system you have and insert it in, it has the option to just wipe out your computer and restart fresh. The thing is, you're going to have to get your online drives all over again and that's a pain, I recommend it if you know where to get drives and such. If you have Windows Vista, then their installation CD's don't have this feature, and if you lost yours I think on the windows site there's some wipe-out program. This feature even deletes the virus from the system, and next time be cautious about what you download.

I can't find it on their website, if anyone else could, I would be very thankful.

Hm... well if you can't find it, I'm not sure what to say. There's some 3rd party computer complete rebooters but those cost lots 'o money and they might not work. What kind of computer do you have?

 

[Zex]

Dood!

You just have to get over it. Computers do that sometimes. Delete a few programs here and there. It will soon be gone.

Deleting it won't help at all, a virus sticks to your computer right whenever you download/install something. Uninstalling it is just removing the program, not the virus it leaves behind.

Uh oh dood!

Seems like you have a big problem, dood!