The Security and Safety of my pc

[Ferganawt]

erase this thread

 

[werny]

Maybe use the below in the future and people will take your questions more seriously.

 

[Ferganawt]

Maybe use the below in the future and people will take your questions more seriously.

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sorry can i atleast edit my post and then get recommendations or advice

 

[Ferganawt]

Maybe use the below in the future and people will take your questions more seriously.

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sadly willow ridge in joburg never taught me this or anyone else

 

[werny]

sorry can i atleast edit my post and then get recommendations or advice

Sure

 

[Ferganawt]

Sure

i made the best effort to edit my post please. re-check it and tell me if it's right?

 

[werny]

sadly willow ridge in joburg never taught me this or anyone else

Geez... Should have been drilled into your head by grade 2 already. They should close that school if they didn't teach you how to construct proper sentences. :wtf:

 

[Ferganawt]

Geez... Should have been drilled into your head by grade 2 already. They should close that school if they didn't teach you how to construct proper sentences. :wtf:

when i was in grade 2 i cant remember what they taught me or what i did but i have videos when i was in grade two

 

[Ferganawt]

willow ridge gave me sheets to write in or write into my book i did not understand sadly
or i was too clever for the dumb ass ***** they gave me like worthless stuff in my adult life

 

[werny]

when i was in grade 2 i cant remember what they taught me or what I did but i have videos when i was in grade two

WOW, you must be trolling at this point. :crylaugh:

Anyways, to answer your initial question, if an Anti-Virus scanner and Malwarebytes doesn't pick up any problems then your drives probably doesn't have "viruses". You're probably looking at a driver issue or a Motherboard that's busy packing up. Can be any number of things. If it's still doing it after a clean windows install then it's most likely hardware related. Good luck.

 

[Ferganawt]

WOW, you must be trolling at this point. :crylaugh:

Anyways, to answer your initial question, if an Anti-Virus scanner and Malwarebytes doesn't pick up any problems then your drives probably doesn't have "viruses". You're probably looking at a driver issue or a Motherboard that's busy packing up. Can be any number of things. If it's still doing it after a clean windows install then it's most likely hardware related. Good luck.

i was not aware of that other thread. i would actually rather use that thread to talk about windows ten.

 

[Ferganawt]

ok well it's just windows ten telling me that i have to upgrade my motherboard. old motherboard running a 2015 operating system.
Wade at tokai computers told me hardware issue i doubted but now i see he was right.