Bjornlo
Deity
Yes, but I believe they charge quite a bit for the service.
-Oz
They charge just as much if they do not recover anything. I spent $1750.00 getting back nothing. Learned a bit about IDE drives though.
Yes, but I believe they charge quite a bit for the service.
-Oz
Lotto Over. Computer Died last night. #27 won but its bittersweet since I don't know when I can rebuild a new computer. Im currently typing this from my brother's house. I am in a world of pissed off right now because everything I did after the soviet fighters is on an unbootable hard drive. Oh yeah.. I'm so mad that I actually went past furious and looped around the Space-Time Continum of Anger and I'm currently working my way back from peeved to angry to "small children and elderly should beware"
-Wyrm Out.
Lotto Over. Computer Died last night. #27 won but its bittersweet since I don't know when I can rebuild a new computer. Im currently typing this from my brother's house. I am in a world of pissed off right now because everything I did after the soviet fighters is on an unbootable hard drive. Oh yeah.. I'm so mad that I actually went past furious and looped around the Space-Time Continum of Anger and I'm currently working my way back from peeved to angry to "small children and elderly should beware"
-Wyrm Out.
Boot Sector Virus
Yes, but I believe they charge quite a bit for the service.
-Oz
Boot Sector Virus
serves you right
@Wyrm - the IT guy I use for PC problems recommends using all the Microsoft free/beta sw like Defender (it's what he himself uses); I myself am in the process of migrating from Symantec/Norton to UniBlue simply because it caught over 400 registry errors that Norton missed.
Good Luck,
Oz
And what, precisely, makes you say that as, on the surface, it is both a malicious and worthless statement?
And what, precisely, makes you say that as, on the surface, it is both a malicious and worthless statement?
Well as a IT guy currently working as the Security Chief for a multibillion $ company... I do not recommend Microsoft Anti-virus.
I have nothing against MSFT, I worked their happily for 10 years. I like and use MSFT's Defender. But, for anti-virus I did an exhaustive test and the two best were Kaspersky and Nod32 (basically tied) with Trendsoft in a fairly distant 3rd place. Worst three were AVG, McAfee and Symantec (although Symantec was closer to the middle of the pack then the bottem feeders). On my own PC, I run Kaspersky Internet Security Suite.
I like and use Microsoft's online scanner as a good compliment to just about any anti-virus software.
I am not the worlds greatest PC security guy (at Microsoft I spent most of my time as a combo programmer / technical writer making and documenting device drivers). But, I do know my stuff and I have been in the IT field for over 20 years.
I think it was when Wyrmshadow owned him a couple of months ago and bigdog got chased out of here by the rest of us.
Bjornlo I have been telling people that exact same thing concerning OS's and their false security over anything that is not windows. I feel vindicated now. Wyrmshadow did you go all out and get a motherboard that allows for 2 dual core 64's? In effect a quad core.
Bjornlo I have been telling people that exact same thing concerning OS's and their false security over anything that is not windows. I feel vindicated now. Wyrmshadow did you go all out and get a motherboard that allows for 2 dual core 64's? In effect a quad core.