Post: Computer Problem
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02-14-2011, 01:48 AM
#1
Just4Hax
"I will speak ill of
Specs:
- Windows 7 64-bit
- Dell Studio Labtop 1458
- i7
02-14-2011, 02:35 AM
#2
Daddy
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Originally posted by Just4Hax
I'm having a computer problem, and by that I mean because of a virus most of my drivers are corrupted and whenever I try to reinstall them they become corrupted. My system restores are corrupted as well. I don't have any backup discs with me. At this stage I'm willing to use anything. To the first person who solves the problem the reward is 100,000 vbux.
Specs:
- Windows 7 64-bit
- Dell Studio Labtop 1458
- i7
Specs:
- Windows 7 64-bit
- Dell Studio Labtop 1458
- i7
***FACTORY RESTORE***
Yeaa I had a virus on my Dell on Vista. Idk if all Dells are the same but heres what I did. I Restarted My Computer && I Hold* (Ctrl) whille tapping (F11) at the Dell Start up screen. Pres It Rapidly Because You Only Have Like A Split Second. It Should Take You To A Black [ Or Blue ] Screen && Press Down Arrow Until You Get To Factory Restore Or Somthing Along Those Lines. It Will Turn Your Computer Off \, Wipe EVERYTHING \ && Restart It Asking You Like What You Want You ADMIN Username To Be.
-Biggetybudd =]
**Notice**
System restore will NOT revert your computer back to factory settings.
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02-14-2011, 02:36 AM
#3
Scram Horizon
Bounty hunter
Ok, first of all try download You must login or register to view this content. install and run a full scan. This may be able to detect the virus and remove it.
If that is to fail then there is ways to get a Windows install disc for free .
Try the Malwarebytes method and if that does not work contact me for more help.
If that is to fail then there is ways to get a Windows install disc for free .
Try the Malwarebytes method and if that does not work contact me for more help.
02-14-2011, 03:06 AM
#4
BB_AjB
Haxor!
When you boot your laptop go into the bios and you can do a restore of your laptop from their! Now if that doesn't work you can always install a virus program that will take care of the virus for you! But if you can install the virus program you can disable the virus in your task manager and then take actions to delete the virus by yourself. If none of this works you might be able to request a back up disk from Dell(I'm not so sure of this), buy a new windows 7 disk or just resort to piracy and download Windows 7 with a bootloader. I hope I helped you in anyway but if I didn't sorry. Hope you get your laptop virus free soon and good luck to you!
02-14-2011, 05:43 AM
#5
Just4Hax
"I will speak ill of
Originally posted by biggetybudd
***FACTORY RESTORE***
Yeaa I had a virus on my Dell on Vista. Idk if all Dells are the same but heres what I did. I Restarted My Computer && I Hold* (Ctrl) whille tapping (F11) at the Dell Start up screen. Pres It Rapidly Because You Only Have Like A Split Second. It Should Take You To A Black [ Or Blue ] Screen && Press Down Arrow Until You Get To Factory Restore Or Somthing Along Those Lines. It Will Turn Your Computer Off \, Wipe EVERYTHING \ && Restart It Asking You Like What You Want You ADMIN Username To Be.
-Biggetybudd =]
**Notice**
System restore will NOT revert your computer back to factory settings.
Yeaa I had a virus on my Dell on Vista. Idk if all Dells are the same but heres what I did. I Restarted My Computer && I Hold* (Ctrl) whille tapping (F11) at the Dell Start up screen. Pres It Rapidly Because You Only Have Like A Split Second. It Should Take You To A Black [ Or Blue ] Screen && Press Down Arrow Until You Get To Factory Restore Or Somthing Along Those Lines. It Will Turn Your Computer Off \, Wipe EVERYTHING \ && Restart It Asking You Like What You Want You ADMIN Username To Be.
-Biggetybudd =]
**Notice**
System restore will NOT revert your computer back to factory settings.
I followed this just a slightly different method
You should have your Vbux soon
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