War of the Virtual Worlds - Transcript

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David Lawrence: Well right there. Remove uninstall delete and get rid of VX2 at www.spywareremove.com. Step by step instructions major gig support forums. I don*t know what you have been Googling but I have got 6 different things and they all say the same thing. Now my personal favorite because it*s a Trojan is Panda. So what I would do is go to www.pandachallenge.com.

Jill: Okay.

David Lawrence: And take advantage of the active scan which is their online scan. So do it the first time. But also get a copy of Titanium whatever you are using for antivirus, Titanium is better because what it does is it also installs sort of you know trustees, guards that hang around and watch how your PC is performing. And if all of a sudden an SMTP threat is found, you know a server is found or all of a sudden the port gets opened and you don*t know why it checks that and says well what*s going on there and then it starts watching for data leaving that port. And if it starts to see enough indications of the kind of behavior that it*s typical of Trojans, worms, viruses, etc it shuts those things down and pops up a window that says do you want me to report this to Panda to see if there is an issue here? So even if it*s not aware, even if the signature file isn*t as current as it could be and they are not aware of current threats Panda has technology built in that actually watches your machine for typical behavior and gets things taken care of even faster than the other virus software companies. That*s why I like them so much.

Jill: Yes. It*s just more than frustrating. I even did the add-on for VX2 through Ad-Aware to know that, I have tried deleting from the registry but they changed their name every time I mean I am at my wits end.

David Lawrence: Right. Okay well try Panda and see if that helps you out.

Jill: Okay.

David Lawrence: And Launch is not bad. Launch is a partner of ours and if there is anything going on you know that I should be aware of please let me know because Launch is a reporter to the Net Music Countdown. They are a partner in the Fantasy Music League. And they also share news with us. So I want to know if there is an issue, okay?

Jill: I can guarantee you that*s where it came from.

David Lawrence: Well it could have come from whatever she downloaded and I don*t know that it was necessarily through Launch itself or if it was something that Launch was pointing to as a third party site. So without ---.

Jill: I am not real computer literate. So I am certainly not arguing with you.

David Lawrence: Now wait a minute. Yes you are.

Jill: No, no, no.

David Lawrence: Yes you are. No wait no, no, no. I am not letting you off the hook okay Jill. You told me you work for a cable company and you installed Adware on somebody*s machine. That makes you computer literate okay.

Jill: Okay.

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