Pls if u have Anti virus for a virus that stops google to open ?

Question

Pls if u have Anti virus for a virus that stops google to open ?

Answer 1

It might not be a virus, it is probably spyware.

*Download, install and the get the updates for the following, but DO NOT RUN A SCAN YET:

Adware

http://www.download.com/3001-8022_4-1073...

SuperAntispyware

http://www.superantispyware.com/download...

*Then, DISCONNECT from the internet.

*Go to Start>Settings>Control Panel>Internet Options and

delete all browsing history (cookies, temporary internet

files etc). Check the box, Also delete files and settings stored by add-ons.

*Make sure your folder settings allow you to see the ALL

your folders, Go to My Computer>properties>Folder Options>View.  CHeck all the show  files boxes and UNCHECK all the Hide boxes. Click apply and ok.

*Go to C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Local Settings \temp

Delete all files. (for each user)

*Delete all in recycle bin

*Next, boot up in safe mode (Tap the F8 key every few

seconds as the system boots up until the screen Saying

Safe Mode option appears).

*Now run the above spyware programs.

I would also download and install Firefox, its less

vulnerable than IE.

http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/

(Then configure it for pop-ups and other things, like

Clearing everything when you exit. tools>options>privacy

Answer 2

Hi, dont type google in the address br it will not open.or go in Internet connection settings and block google

Answer 3

You ought to be little more descriptive with your query. Google is fast loading homepage right? Which page of Google you wanted to block from loading in your web browser?

Answer 4

A very good, free anti-virus available to download is AVG 8 Anti-virus:

http://www.free.grisoft.com

And for any spyware problems, get SpyBot - Search and Destroy:

http://www.safer-networking.org/en/mirro...

Both are free, as powerful as paid programs, like Norton and McAfee, and don't use up as many resources.

Just boot into Safe Mode (Press F8 when turning on the computer) and run full scans.

Hope that helps.