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i cant excess anything on my pc. i think iv been HACKED S:

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mukhtars
April 11, 2010, 12:51 AM UTC
my laptop is messed up right now. something went wrong and i don't know what. clearly it has a bad viruses. i cannot excess any applications like internet,Firefox, or absolutely any other applications. when ever i try to enter it says you do not have the appropriate permission to excess it....i.have i feeling that someone has hacked my pc and changed the setting so i couldn't excess it
i have no way of fixing it through internet since i cant excess anything
I.NEED.HELP.PLEASE!
NonSuch Administrator
April 11, 2010, 6:13 AM UTC
As you are unable to access the internet and/or run applications, seeking help in an online forum where the ability to produce logs is necessary in order for your computer to be evaluated is not really a workable option.

Your computer is obviously badly infected to a point where it is barely operable. In such cases, the best option is to reformat and reinstall your Windows operating system. If you are not comfortable doing that yourself, then you should take your computer to a trusted local shop and have the work done there.

As this issue is best resolved with a reformat and reinstallation of the operating system, this topic is now closed.

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