what would you like to do when your pc dont give u response

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my pc got slow down bwcause of virus and takes 3 mnts to start up which antivirus woud like most and why ?
i m using avast 4.7 with latest updates

Use good virus cleaners like AVG and get it updated. If possible use NOD32 AV.

BTW as you said,

prashant9918 said:
what would you like to do when your pc dont give u response

I will do this... *gigasmilies.googlepages.com/bsod.gif

if my pc doesnt switch i would check all the cables,smps,motherboard,graphiccard,hdd most of the time ram or smps will be culprit.
if attacked by virus then reformat all the way takes 50 minutes.big deal

debsuvra said:
Use good virus cleaners like AVG and get it updated. If possible use NOD32 AV.

BTW as you said,

I will do this... *gigasmilies.googlepages.com/bsod.gif

i think norton internet security and nod32 avs r resource hungry because of that i m not using it as i have amd athlon 4200 * 2 processor and 1 gb ram.
tell me what upgradation i neede to run those av

prashant9918 said:
i think norton internet security and nod32 avs r resource hungry because of that i m not using it as i have amd athlon 4200 * 2 processor and 1 gb ram.
tell me what upgradation i neede to run those av

NOD32 is really not resource hungry as any other paid AV. It will just run in the background and you will probably would not even notice that.

Your configuration will do just fine with NOD32. BTW Norton AVs are indeed resource hungry and thus I do not recommend them.

U can use NOD32 v3 with either Win 2000/XP or Vista. So no further upgradation is needed.

debsuvra said:
NOD32 is really not resource hungry as any other paid AV. It will just run in the background and you will probably would not even notice that. Your configuration will do just fine with NOD32. BTW Norton AVs are indeed resource hungry and thus I do not recommend them.

U can use NOD32 v3 with either Win 2000/XP or Vista. So no further upgradation is needed.

thanks man thanks a lot

prashant9918 said:
thanks man thanks a lot

You are welcome.

safe unmount and reboot
CTRL+ALT+SysReq+ reisub

it never failed me in linux

ghost