At Link-U, we use sophisticated advanced professional techniques for virus removal. By examining your computer, we will advise you of available virus removal options. | Service No | Services | Charges
| | 1 | Virus+ Spware removal and Anti-virus + Anti spyware installation £30 | £30 | | 2 | Service No 1 + Data Recovery
| £40 | | 3 | Fresh windows installation and Anti-virus + Anti spyware installation
| £45 | | 4 | Service No 3 + Data Recovery | £55 | | 5 | Data Recovery from
| £25 | | 6 | Password Recovery | £15 |
Services 1- 4 also include other necessary software installation e.g. Acrobat reader for opening documents in acrobat form, winzip for compressing and de-compressing files, Real player for playing online audio and video files etc. Where hard disk is formatted and fresh windows is installed all the missing drivers (sound, graphics, modem, network card etc) are also installed.
We also provide home/office pickup and drop facility in most of the areas in London and in house/office virus removal facility for a reasonable charge.
What is a virus ? In computer security technology, a virus is a self-replicating program that spreads by inserting copies of itself into other executable code or documents made by crackers. A computer virus behaves in a way similar to a biological virus , which spreads by inserting itself into living cells. Extending the analogy, the insertion of the virus into a program is termed infection , and the infected file (or executable code that is not part of a file) is called a host . Viruses are one of the several types of malware or malicious software.
In common parlance, the term virus is often extended to refer to computer worms and other sorts of malware. This can confuse computer users, since viruses in the narrow sense of the word are less common than they used to be, compared to other forms of malware such as worms. This confusion can have serious consequences, because it may lead to a focus on preventing one genre of malware over another, potentially leaving computers vulnerable to future damage. However, a basic rule is that computer viruses cannot directly damage hardware, only software is damaged directly. The software in the hardware however may be damaged.
While viruses can be intentionally destructive (for example, by destroying data), many other viruses are fairly benign or merely annoying. Some viruses have a delayed payload, which is sometimes called a bomb . For example, a virus might display a message on a specific day or wait until it has infected a certain number of hosts. A time bomb occurs during a particular date or time, and a logic bomb occurs when the user of a computer takes an action that triggers the bomb. However, the predominant negative effect of viruses is their uncontrolled self-reproduction, which wastes or overwhelms computer resources.
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