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denzel2009:
Deji,

I don't encourage wiping hard drives. I think the only time you need to wipe a computer is when you want to upgrade or change the OS. I have handled some badass virus in the past few months and I didn't even think of attempting to format the laptops. There are powerful tools these days to get your system back in tip-top shape.

The way I do it is scan with all these

Malwarebytes
superantispyware
hitman pro
combofix
Rkill
Spywareblaster


I have never seen any infected computer or virus that will survive all these attacks. Backing up an infected computer is a bit tricky, all the files backed up are already infected. That means you move infected files into a new install and thats back to square one.

This is just my own way sha.

omega25red:
try this link
http://download.cnet.com/1770-20_4-0.html?query=malwarebytes&platformSelect=Windows&tag=srch%3Ba&searchtype=downloads&filterName=platform%3DWindows&filter=platform%3DWindows

it's called "malwarebytes" click the download and not the buy it. A yellow bar will come down click that and choose download

use another computer to download it on a flash stick and when you start your computer start hitting "F8" before you see the windows logo.
This will give you options as to how you want to login
choose: safe mode with networking
when it comes up install the program. Note that you have to be online so it can be updated
after the update do a quick scan or a full scan if you have time
when its done click show results
then click remove
restart your computer then you should be back to normal

kandiikane:
Hiya, its me again I was wondering if you can help with an antivirus. My laptop got infected I think by BEST-ANTIVIRUS2010, it is a keylogger from google and it keeps on telling me[i] My computer is infected(it shows all the virus I have) and that I should remove it by buying the MS Tool Removal[/i]

I have had it before and I downloaded kaspersky 30day trial to clean it but now I am without a virus for both my laptop and PC and it has infected my laptop. I tried going on the internet but it is very very slow and I think it disables my laptop's firewall anytime I turn it on.

Help, I was wondering if I can download an antivirus on my PC and put it on a USB stick to transfer on my laptop. Is that possible?

But help me first with a good Anti-virus. Cheers

Jeophri:
@ zimdrill, are u saying u r dat instead of changing my motherboard, i should by a new one?
Anyways, let me keep my options open. I still need a good place to change the motherboard

wesley80:
@Denzel
U arent quite right cos for a business to justify an expense as a biz running cost it has got to pass the WREN test which is that;
The asset was acquired WHOLLY for the biz
It was a REASONABLE purchase
It was bought EXCLUSIVELY for the biz and
it was a NECESSARY purchase
All four tests r required to be passed before a purchase can be allowed as part of running expenses and as such if this criteria were to be used, it wld be impossible to justify the purchase of 4 jets. Not like our tax authorities really wld care anyway.

Seun:
I think it's clear where Bishop David Oyedepo made his money from: tithes, offerings, and special offerings.  There is no question or controversy about that, at all.  I went to Winners Chapel once before they moved to Canaanland, and they definitely had thousands of members even then.  If you have a congregation of just 5000 people paying you 10% of their income, that means you'll be making 500 times what they earn on average.  Sweet eh?   If I could convince every Nairalander to give me 10% of their income, I would be super rich! So that's not the controversy at all.

asas:
its supposed to be a joke ooo where is your sense of humour

4llerbuntu:
wilkkommen

and if u dont mind, where and how did u get VMware? not the player.

i seem to be looking for it, cos its only vmware prepared images i can get for macOS.

kinda curious abt it these day

2muchlogic:
Who are you calling Dude like i'm your mate? What a prat! you said 3g did not exist 8 years ago?  http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2003/aug/21/newmedia this is what happens when you are poor and uneducated - fool.

hercules07:
@ekt_bear

The ISPs connect via fiber cables to major service providers who have fibers running all the way to Europe, the challenge is in the distribution medium. The failure of [b]Nitel [/b]also has repercussions for data services, we do not have cable in the ground, all of our service providers prefer going wireless as it is easier to setup, if you look at our phone service, everybody calls on mobile, that is not meant to be the case, the mobile is meant to be used when you are transiting say between work and home or on the move, what we have is the mobile being the primary means of communication, now we know that mobile technology is playing catch up with cable, also it is a shared medium and as I always say the real estate of a mobile firm is its frequency which is in short supply and is narrow (typically 5Mhz), I believe the best modulation techniques will give you roughly 4 times of that, now that is what is shared in a sector and companies do not usually have more than 3 of these 5Mhz spectrum ( dont try NCC charges for frequency spectrum, na die), so, maximum you can have 60Mbps at a cell site, now imagine that cell site having 300 subscribers with say 25% working concurrently and the 60Mbps is shared among them, so, even before you get to the transmission point, the distribution side is messed up as people are contending for bandwidth on  a cell site close to them, building more cell sites is out of the way as it is expensive.
The other challenge is what is priority for these mobile firms, for MTN, voice is number one, your MTN Data service is probably priority 3, infact when they did a capacity swap with MainOne, they placed mainone on priority 3 which was a best effort service (mainone people hala them no be small).
The solution is to deploy more cell stations running wimax, but the dream of FTTH or even copper to the home is far far away as nobody is ready to build cable plants because of right of way issue, how localised cabling is and the bad belle that leads to cable cutting (those phone companies dey cut each other fiber oooo, serious bad belle), so, we are left at the mercy of the developed nations to find faster means wireless communications for us.
We also need to peer these major ISPs, imagine me sending a mail to my wife sitting beside me, if I am using swift and she is using MTN, the packets go out to london and back before gets the mail, that increase cost and congests the network.
These are all technical details, now imagine the administrative and political issues militating against broadband access in Nigeria Abeg hand dey pain me, I no dey write this much.

manny4life:
^^^^ thats no way possible

playmode:
I don't think it is fake, remember this is japan we are talking about.

So what will you say when you this one :

blacksta:
Na fake  - who is your provider -  Even Virgin media no reach that kind yet


who the fkkkk is " SO NET SERVICES " photoshoped

Kobojunkie:
My Mum complains of that each time she is down there and needs to access information. She says she gets so impatient waiting, that she instead resorts to calling us here to do whatever she needs done online for her. ROFLMAO!! I think it also depends on what part of the country you are in.

spikedcylinder:
Inspektor Ismaila, broke backside nucca. I asked you for 14k the other day, you were bleating like sheep.
Take ya time o.

spikedcylinder:
So basically, upon searching for "Nigerian men are" and "Nigerian women are", we can safely conclude that Nigerian men and women hate each other.
Very well then.