Anti-virus 2009

[MtnDew]

Patrick is a conspirator.

Do you really think that Anti-Viral programs give virus' just so you have to buy them to remove it?
No, the sure as hell do not. Unless you got it off a torrent like an idiot.

[Ad Bot]

[WickedTroop]

Anti-Virus 2009 is infact the virus, delete it right now or you're pretty much screwed.

[killer5000]

Anti-Virus 2009 is infact the virus, delete it right now or you're pretty much screwed.

Oh noez! it's to late  . Well im screwed... i didn't even click download it just installed itself on my computer! Well... going to send the hardrive to electa seince it's already defective. Gonna get it erased... (thank god I still have my activation key)

[black knight]

Why is this in drama?

[Xia The Ninja]

Why is this in drama?

I thought I told my bro this goes in off topic... And btw that probably isn't what Patrick said. He told my mom and mom told him. So it COULD be said wrong.

[Azjherben]

They need to put the people who made the Rouge "Antivirus" programs in jail for a long time.....

[TheChaosCarrier]

BitDefender Anti-Virus Software 2009
Not saying it's the best, but, people have rated it to be one of the most effective.

And yes. I have tried this "Anti-Virus 2009" mumbo jumbo, it sucks to be honest. Gave me multiple viruses, and totaly trashed my comp.
I forgot what company made it though... Maybe someone has already written a complaint to them about it...

[Robo Noob]

Still have it from months ago :(

[yuki]

And yes. I have tried this "Anti-Virus 2009" mumbo jumbo, it sucks to be honest. Gave me multiple viruses, and totaly trashed my comp.
I forgot what company made it though... Maybe someone has already written a complaint to them about it...

You missed the post where I said

I didn't think anyone actually fell for those...
The antivirus didn't give you a Trojan, it IS the Trojan.

[Zenthos]

I only download major softwares...

Avast, norton, Mcafee, others.

[MrBiggles5]

If the popup ever appears again once you have your new hard drive:

Right click your task bar then select task manager
Go to "Processes"
Look for "iexplore.exe" or "firefox.exe" if you are using firefox and click "Terminate" , click Yes when it asks if you are sure.

These popups arent your computer telling you theres a virus, its an alert disguised as an internet explorer popup window.

[General Nick]

1. This isn't Drama.
2. You could've easily removed it but your "pro" friend here just did it the ol glorious way and got rid of all your stuff.
3. You're an idiot for downloading Anti-Virus 2009. Everyone knows it's a virus.

[n0cturni]

Patrick is a conspirator.

Do you really think that Anti-Viral programs give virus' just so you have to buy them to remove it?
No, the sure as hell do not. Unless you got it off a torrent like an idiot.

Actually, I'd have to say you're the idiot on this one.

Anti-virus 2009 is a trojan. Not what it claims to be. Do a quick Google search and you'll see what I'm getting at.

[Jimmg]

If the popup ever appears again once you have your new hard drive:

Right click your task bar then select task manager
Go to "Processes"
Look for "iexplore.exe" or "firefox.exe" if you are using firefox and click "Terminate" , click Yes when it asks if you are sure.

These popups arent your computer telling you theres a virus, its an alert disguised as an internet explorer popup window.

Or just click the back button then click X when it asks you to stay?

[n0cturni]

Can't click "Back" because the popup forces you to answer it.