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ou7blaze
04-05-04, 15:19
http://forum.neocron.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=697&stc=1
Jeros82
04-05-04, 15:21
Yep, you got pwnd.

The only guy in NCAT who you can have a little chat with even in the Wastelands without getting shot and he gets infected with virusses :(
naimex
04-05-04, 15:22
u got 1 that wasnt disinfected..



virus > panda > you
SilentEye
04-05-04, 15:30
You didnt get pwnd, that thing is fake, its a fucking popup.
cRazy2003
04-05-04, 16:54
You didnt get pwnd, that thing is fake, its a fucking popup.


rofl :lol:
DigestiveBiscui
04-05-04, 16:56
i woulnd't trust panda scan - never got on with tbh

either run the trend housecall scan thing or....have an anti-vrisu scanner on your computer o_O
Inchenzo
04-05-04, 17:16
try this link

http://housecall.trendmicro.com

works like a charm
Kugero
04-05-04, 17:35
also, just becuase you have files infected doesn't always mean your comp is borked. Once you figure out what virus it is google it and you know if it's destructive, invasive, or just annoying ...

after that it pays to get an anti-virus product that keeps itself updated ...
ou7blaze
04-05-04, 17:55
Yeah i wanna get ... Pandasoftware and I'm wondering if it's good and also after this 2nd attempt of getting the virus after a uninstall i considered Zonealarm firewall (yes, I didn't have firewall before :( ) and it seems to be quite good.

and ... awwwwwww that's really nice of you Jeros82, i dont kill ppl im a carebear, i swear ;)
SpAcEDoUbT
04-05-04, 18:58
Avast is a great little AV program , Its free too.

http://www.avast.com/
redjacket
04-05-04, 19:16
Avast is a great little AV program , Its free too.

http://www.avast.com/
my experience with Avast has been somewhat less then fantastic... compaired to Symantec corp edition... like... Avast caught nothing even when fully updated and properly setup (as far as i could tell anyway...) and Symantec actually caught things... but that's just my experience with it...
Cruzbroker
04-05-04, 19:20
imo panda sucks, a library here uses it in their net pcs and it keeps messing things..

I prefer symantec / f-secure ...
ZoomZoom
04-05-04, 19:25
i cant trust anything with the name of panda in it O_o
slaughteruall
04-05-04, 19:28
I use symantec corporate edition and i love it.
SjanTeN^
04-05-04, 19:53
Oh man, thats just like when i found 1700 spywares on my computer :/
BombShell
04-05-04, 20:09
hehe my comp is clean from all harmful spy-bots virus and mal's :) mal's and spy bots are basically the same :)
SpAcEDoUbT
04-05-04, 20:45
my experience with Avast has been somewhat less then fantastic... compaired to Symantec corp edition... like... Avast caught nothing even when fully updated and properly setup (as far as i could tell anyway...) and Symantec actually caught things... but that's just my experience with it...


I've only been using it a couple of months, and , touch wood, nothing has gotten through yet. It does seem to be well supported, as I've had quite a few definition updates.

Have to point out though, dont rely on just one AV solution. I always make a point to scan with another/one of the web based AV programs just to be sure.
ou7blaze
05-05-04, 06:55
heh, so I guess it's norton antivirus for me eh?

*hmmm checks price tag of corporate edition* O_O
Jeros82
05-05-04, 08:17
and ... awwwwwww that's really nice of you Jeros82, i dont kill ppl im a carebear, i swear ;)

Just don't let the clan leader of NCAT hear that, otherwise you'll be on there KoS list very soon I think :eek:
P4mp3rk3
05-05-04, 08:43
look into Nod32, that's a good AV as well