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February 19, 2012

Is it potential For Your Computer to Be Infected by a Virus Without You Knowing it?

Under some circumstances, one may have his/her computer infected with virus without knowing it, especially if the virus is Fud (Fully undetectable), then it naturally means that no anti-virus can detect it.

However, the good news is that viruses can't stay Fud for long.

There is no single anti-virus schedule which is designed to eliminate all types of viruses that have been ever made. As Anti-virus is all the time one step behind virus, it is of no surprise that any new Anti-Virus schedule is developed only after a new Virus is found. However, as pre-caution, please oftentimes check your anti-virus schedule to make sure it is working as the newest virus may disable your anti-virus schedule without you knowing it!






Here are some clues to look out for, clues if your computer might get hijacked
- your computer is having frequent periods of prolonged slowdowns
- your crusade results come back all wrong
- you get sent to websites you had no intention of visiting
- you start to receive mails accusing you of sending spams; you find email messages in your "outbox" that you didn't send

To avoid your computer from being virus infected easily, here's what you can do,
- Make sure you all the time have the newest anti-virus software installed on your computer.
- Try a remote assistance which can scam your computer and take off the virus with a fee
- Immediately reinstall your operating law if you sense unusual operation on your Pc
- Don't open unknown mails especially with attachment files.
- Use a firewall to safe your computer from hacking attacks while it is associated to the Internet. A properly configured firewall makes it tougher for hackers to find your computer and get into your system.
- Ms Wndows (Xp and Vista) has a software firewall built-in which you need to turn on. If your operating law doesn't consist of any firewall, you can setup a isolate firewall software that runs in the background while you use your computer to surf the Internet.
- Most routers (like Dlink, Linksys, Netgear) have their hardware firewalls built-in. A hardware firewall is an external expedient that includes firewall software. Like anti-virus software, any single firewall software needs to be upgraded usually to stay effective.

If your computer is affected by computer viruses,
- Immediately disconnect from the Internet (Unplug the cable connecting you to the Dsl router, and the cable modem)
- Then scan your entire computer with fully newest updated anti-virus software
- article any unauthorized passage that the anti-virus software finds to your Isp.
-If you think that any of your passwords have been compromised, directly call up the site's company immediately and change your password on the spot.
- As you can't delete a virus from the infected computer. You need to get an adapter and a Usb cord to run the Anti-Virus on an additional one computer.

Is it potential For Your Computer to Be Infected by a Virus Without You Knowing it?

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January 08, 2012

Netgear Wireless Router: How to Setup Without Installation Disc

Do you want to re-setup your Netgear wireless router but don't have the installation CD that came with it initially? It is common that the installation CD is misplaced and is not available at the time of need. So, what can be done? It's simple. You can manually setup your wireless device without any trouble. See the instructions below:

Manual Setup Guide:

[Netgear Modem Router]

  • Power off your computer as well as the internet modem and disconnect their power cords from the electricity outlet.

  • Find the Ethernet cable that connects your computer to the modem and unplug its end from the computer.

  • Plug the taken out end into the Ethernet port at the back of your router.

  • Plug one end of the Ethernet wire (which came with the router) into the 'LAN 1' port at the back of your router. Now plug the second end into the Ethernet port at the back of your computer. It is the same port from which you initially ran an Ethernet cable to the internet modem.

  • Connect the power cord back to the modem and power it on. Wait for 2 or 3 minutes for the modem to turn on fully.

  • Connect the router's power cord to the outlet and power it on. Again, wait for 2-3 minutes for it to turn on fully and detect the modem.

  • Plug the power cord back to your computer and to an outlet and power it on. Make sure that you have all the lights lit on your router. If any light is not lit and re-check the entire connection following the abovementioned procedure.

  • Now that all the lights are lit on your router and modem, and the computer is fully rebooted, open your web browser viz. Internet Explorer or Firefox etc.

  • Type ' http://www.routerlogin.net ' or '192.168.0.1' in the address bar of your browser and hit 'Enter' on the keyboard.

  • This will bring up the router login window, key in the username and password that came with the router documents. By default, 'admin' is the username and 'password' is the password respectively. However, refer to your router docs. before entering anything. If you changed your username and password in the previous setup then enter those otherwise the router will not let you login.

  • Click on the 'Login' button or 'OK' or hit 'Enter' on the keyboard

  • This will take you to the Netgear wireless router configuration window; make whatever changes you want to on this screen. When finished exit the window.

Netgear Wireless Router: How to Setup Without Installation Disc