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by dmiles
More info on the type of virus would be needed to provide any suggestions,as to what files that maybe present from the virus to locate them on the hard drive,if the virus scan does not pickup anything,then it may be wise to wipe the drive clean and reinstall the OS.
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by clutch43
by clutch43
by stngfan1
I have an E-Mach. doing the same thing. I never caught a virus. I restored from a old backup, and it is ok now. Through trial and error I think it might be the video drivers or mouse software. I'm slowly updated my software now, to see which one causes the problem. I'll let you know what I find out.
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by clutch43
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