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June 4th, 2012, 05:16 AM
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Thanks again, nihil:
I checked out scareware and saw screenshots nearly identical to what I saw on my screen and am thus convinced that what happened to me was a scarewar attack, as you said. No harm done because I never opened their file. I deleted it. Ha ha.
Could not the Ad-Aware attacks come from an external source--some one firing virus bullets at my pc? I'm not certain I want to update Ad-A since the free version seems to be working as is. Also, would I want to add the Emsisoft product to Ad-A, or delete Ad-Aware first? I've heard that if you have too many anti-virus products on your system, viruses can find spaces between them to attack you. More is not always better?
Thanks for your continued support.
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