April 13, 200917 yr My brother who's a person who don't care, and in other words a idiot does not care about his computer being messed up. So i try to make it better by scanning it. I downloaded following: Ad-Aware, Spybot S and D, AVG 8.5 (Trial version, why not:P). On my own comp i got same but only free version of AVG. Anyhow his comp is infected by the virus "Win32/Themida", and i sent it to AVG's Virus Vault, but i honestly think it's somehow multiplying itself by infecting other files. I scanned in safe mode twice with each antiprogram that i mentioned. Hope someone knows a way to make sure this virus is still not active. My brothers computer were very slow (I heard when i googled the virus that it made your computer very slow), now it's better. Anyhow: 1) Some information on what this virus does please, as much as possible 2) Help to deal with Virus if it's still around NOTE: Easy language please and if you use Tech language please explain what you say. \
April 13, 200917 yr I really don't know much about that virus but this is your best bet. [software Engineer] - [Ability Bar Suggestion] - [Gaming Enthusiast]
April 13, 200917 yr Author I would get rid of AVG and get Avira. AVG has become a very bad antivirus. AVG developers include everyone when they make new versions, their custom support is decent and the program works well. So no thanks.
April 13, 200917 yr I would get rid of AVG and get Avira. AVG has become a very bad antivirus. AVG developers include everyone when they make new versions, their custom support is decent and the program works well. So no thanks. Get Avira, AVG sucks.
April 15, 200917 yr Try Avira. AVG isn't as good as it used to be now and I think you'll find most people here will agree. "In the beginning, the universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move."
April 15, 200917 yr Avira has worked good for me. I recommend you getting it. 8,180WONGTONG IS THE BEST AND IS MORE SUPERIOR THAN ME#1 Wongtong stalker.Im looking for some No Limit soldiers!
April 16, 200917 yr Other thing is that you really shouldn't have multiple antivirus programs on the same computer--they often detect eachother as viruses.
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