Computing can become a very frustrating experience when problems begin to arise with your device. Some problems could be easily apprehended and cured but when a computer is having a virus on it, you’ll have to take cautions because deleting viruses from a computer may lead to losing your important documents.
Keeping your computer intact and free from spyware should be of grave importance to your. While some may debate the fact that you cannot literarily determine whether a virus is in your computer, it has actually been proven to be practically possible. Some months back, at the start of my weight watchers discount and ediet coupon blog, I had some issues with my computer and I nearly re-formatted it before I noticed it was viruses that were battling with it. Below are ways you can detect that your computer has been in infected with a virus.
Here are those 3 signs which alert that your computer system is infected by Viruses
1. Your computer is becoming unusually slow
One of the major reactions of a computer that has virus in it is slow performance. The computer being slow may not be a result of poor computer components like having a low RAM or random access memory and hard disk.
Viruses are also programs, but are malicious ones, and they take up more space on your computer than any other program would require. Viruses can even upload your files to unknown web directories, which will cause your internet connection to become slow in speed.
When you notice that your computer is becoming unusually slow, you should watch out to make sure there are no viruses in your computer because it may also be an early sign of virus infection.
2. Windows are closing unexpectedly
Another sign of virus infection on your computer is when your windows start closing unexpectedly. When you are operating on your computer and a window suddenly shuts down without your command, there is only one possible guess to it, and that’s the work of a virus. Aside allowing a friend of yours to access your computer remotely, your windows cannot shut down on its own.
If your windows are shutting down unexpectedly, start checking your computer for viruses. Make sure you have a reliable antivirus installed on your computer to help you fish out and delete virus programs that may be hiding in your computer files.
3. Your data plan is being consumed without being used
Viruses are notorious for one thing and that is bandwidth consumption. Viruses send your private and confidential details over the internet to unknown databases, usually the programmers responsible for creating them. This process, being one that requires your internet connection, will reduce the performance of your internet and also that of your computer.
Viruses running on your internet connection are always running without your awareness and so may lead you to diagnosing fake problems for your internet connection.
So when your computer’s internet is becoming slower than you feel it should do, there are chances your computer is having a virus on it. And the only way to bring this problem to a halt is by removing every single virus or spyware that is in your computer through the help of an antivirus program.
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These problems often comes up when our computers are infected by viruses . These 3 signs will certainly help us to know if our computers are attacked by viruses .
I agreed usually your windows shut down suddenly and it works slowly, these are few clear signals that your system has virus.
Your steps are excellent to follow, great sharing……
I have never gotten a virus on my computer “knock on wood” But now I know the signs to look for if I do one day. Thanks for the tips.
This things used to happen on my old PC. Now i use norton.
I experienced this thing, my computer freezes for 10-15 seconds then my monitor turns blue. What’s that, a virus?
It may be virus. scan your system with a good antivirus. you will get to know whether the problem created by virus or not.
Thanks for the tips John. I prefer to use Avira AntiVirus to safeguard my PC. 🙂
Most people who write malicious programs do so aimed at Microsoft Windows operating system because it is so mainstream. Thesedays I don’t use Windows if I’m doing anything relating to my sensitive information, such as online banking. Instead I use Linux! It’s free for a start and you are much safer. It’s wrong to think there arn’t any viruses out there aimed at Linux systems but compared to the number that can infect your Windows computer the risk is much much lower….
Absolutely Right. Linux is much better than windows if it comes to being safe on internet.
I agree with Rrik. I love Ubuntu linux. 1 year back, i used the linux for accessing online banking. when i start to use it, i am totally impressed with it. so i completely changed to Linux. No i forget about XP.
Tips for windows users:
Install best antivirus eg: kaspersky(slowdown your system),malwarebytes(best antimalware).
Install anti-spyware.
Update weekly or daily your antivirus.
and try to use Linux instead.
Yes dude You are right. unix is the best in terms of security. for windows user I will suggest to use microsoft security essential, a firewall is must have thing on every PC.
Virus is a nightmare to computer and this post serve as a guide to show us ways to deal with them fast. Thanks for sharing this 🙂
I think, I need some suggestion. according to you what is the best antivirus for Windows 7???
In my opinion Microsoft security essential is the best for windows. But it can run only on original windows.
okay, thanks.
Nive information. I usually check Task Manager to see spikes in CPU or memory usage that can be caused by a virus or malware.
I am using AVG anti-virus 2012 free edition. That would be safe enough right?
Because my computer has become slow. But I think I just installed too much stuff.
Great post!
Hi Atish, showed a very good sings. Once i got my hard disc failed just because of this virus attack. And then i realized the power of virus attack. But now i protect and take care my PC.
Another is sign is thru your thumb drives. The folders were hidden and you can’t change the view settings on the view menu. After then, all your files are corrupted inside your thumb drive.
Once you got more annoying pop-ups of your firewall asking if you will allow these programs to connect.. then that’s it.
Better get a Mac for virus and hassle free computing 🙂
Yeah Bro I’ve Same Problem My window Close Unexpectedly And My Antivirus is Unable To Detect It, Have Any Solutions For That