Do I have to worry about hackers breaking into it? Will that break the eggs? Is there a virus checker for it?
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whackers are more a problem than hackers. I perform virus check by randomly throwig eggs at cars driving by and checking for digital dripping. This is essential to insure that you are on good terms with the local constabulary. Most essential, is Add SPAM
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Secure anywhere is fine, as I have used it for over 2 years now. There is one point of contention that I have with the software. It seems through my experience with the product is that it holds any viruses in quaranteen so they cannot effect your system. However, once you de-install the software package, the viruses come back onto your system. When I reinstalled the new secureanywhere version, the system scans for viruses again and holds them again. I would perfer that it would kill the virus program itself, but that could effect the registry part of your computer and not allow it to work properly as it could delete a .dll file that your system needs, and the virus needs at the same time. So this is the reason that it puts the virus program in quaranteen. With continued subscription, it was worked fine.
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My husband said to go to the Do It Yourself Security Forum on the web and they have a 2GIG Section. Ask your question there anbd they should be able to answer it. Good Luck!
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Nope your good, I was worried about the same thing with my parents. Its gonna come in a small brown box to you. Just make sure he/she doesn't open it.
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Tough to say without knowing the conditions of your PC setup. Most seem to hit a high point in popularity and then eventually fade, so picking a current popular one like Avast or another like Eset Nod that is recommended by Tech Guy, either should serve well.
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You definitely need a bypass module. idata link is the most known by the installers.
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Sorry for the delayed response, I'm purchased the computer in 2011 and I have had it since. I have had no problems with the computer except the "A" occasionally sticks. There was a security software on there for most of the computers life but there is not one currently since I have not needed to use the computer recently. I have not any virus problems with the computer. I have had no issues with it, I just don't need it.
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The software it has is a basic McAfee antivrius. I pulled it off and installed a subscription that I already have.
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I have had no problems with mine yet I got it for my daughter to do music gigs and as a studio works well so far she uses wyfy allot to sounds like you mite wana run microsofts fix it if you use windows its a free download you could have a worm trojun been hacked so many things now if you use your comp out in public allot on other wffy you could be a siting dunk for hacks heres a good malware for free https://www.malwarebytes.org/mwb-download/ http://www.superantispyware.com/?tag=SUPERANTISPYWARE this is the best free spyware sory I'm in a bit of a hury install update oh and make sure your fire wall is on lots of malware turns it of get free zone alarm fire wall or another free cant thin k of name sory gota run
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It's a windows 8 OS. Yes, you need an antivirus, just as with any computer connected to the internet.
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It comes with a free trial of McAfee. Right now I just use Avast, it's free and it works.
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No, best to invest in one. Even if Windows comes preloaded on your tower, it won't even come close to deal with all the spy/malware and viruses out there.
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The one I got would not allow me to set it up 'my way'. When I change the home page it reverts back to the original on IE and Chrome. Each time a request is made in ANY program, there is a delay of several seconds, then a series of pop-ups. It came with McAfee installed, and it see's no malicious software. I have set up one prior Win 8 computer, with no issues, and two prior Lenova - one laptop and a desktop - both Win 7 with no problems. I bought the Lenova this time due to the good experiences with Lenova. It could be I got the only possessed Lenova laptop, but until I know for sure, I cannot recommend it.
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Surely yes, as this system has been on the market for a while, I guess there should be virus that could affect this system. Try macfee, it works well on mine.
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As long as your server(s) are configured in the "per user" fasion as opposed to "per device" you likely wont even get bothered about anything.. you don't really have to put any key codes into the server at all. Really, it seems having them is so you are still legal with everything and stay within the terms of service with Microsoft. Safe from an audit this way for example.
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In my experience, no. My machine was infected with the trojan.boweliks browser hijacker and Fixmestick did not remove it.
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It is allegedly true for all devices running the Chrome OS. However, in my opinion, all digital devices have bugs in their software and are therefore in danger from a virus in the future.