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THESE Are PROGRAMS That I've INSTALLED on MY Machines: *AVG Anti-virus (Free)
*COMODO Firewall Pro (Free)
*Spyware Terminator (Free)
*Spybot Search & Destroy (Free)
*Spyware Guard (Free)
*Spyware Blaster (Free)
*Windows Defender (Free)
*AOL Active Security Monitor (Free - Doesn't Require Using AOL)
*CCleaner 
*Defraggler - Defragment your files! (Free)
*PC Pitstop OverDrive (Free)
*Microsoft PowerToys for Windows XP (Free Tools, Like Tweak UI, Virtual Desktop Manager & More!)
*IEPlus:(FREE) IEPlus is the perfect add-on for Microsoft Internet
Explorer, a LOT more convenient than plain IE, making surfing more comfortable, (using only minimum resource requirements).
Besides that, you can use the My Home, My Page feature, to customize your personal home page, managing your favorite Websites
& RSS feeds. Best of all, (besides the fact that it's FREE) It'll recover your lost stack of 'tabbed' webpages that you
had, before IE crashed! A Very Cool Prog ... I'm Glad I Have it installed on ALL of MY PCs.
*Firefox Web Browser: (A faster, more secure, and fully customizable way to surf the
web.)
*Opera Web Browser: (The coolest, fastest, (more secure?) Web browser available.)
*Phaseout Web Browser: (Love This Browser with advanced tools and outstanding skin graphics.)
*CyberBuddy A Cool freeware desktop utility prog, that uses MicroSoft Agents.
Animated cartoon characters deliver news headlines, local weather, time of day, Chat & More!
*Weather Watcher A Free
customizable desktop weather station, that displays my neighborhood weather conditions in real-time, in my systray, as reported
by The Weather Channel. (Grab it HERE!)
*Iconoid - Hide and show desktop icons, make transparent backgrounds (Nuff Said ...)
*Gadwin Screen Capture & Print Screen software (Screenshot Tool)
*Free Ram XP Pro (YourWare Solutions): Automatic, real-time memory monitoring and optimization tool that
resides in my systray ... Optimizes my RAM, without sacrificing performance.
*Screen Saver Control: Utility that manages my screensavers and monitor power off, etc.
(From AMPsoft)
*WinZip® - The Zip File Utility for Windows - Zip/Unzip, Encrypt/Decrypt (Yep!)
*Digg (BigSpy) SCREENSAVER -> I Have LOTs of Screensavers, But I MUST Say, This
Is One of MY Personal Favorites!
Other Cool, (FREE) Useful Programs
... *Capzles (Free - Upload your photos, for flash presentations, etc.)
*Zamzar - Free online file conversion (Nuff Said ...)
*bug.gd - Humanity's Only Hope (Free Help For Those D@#N Error Messages!)
*AppSnap - Get Your Apps In A Snap (Free - Detects latest installed versions of supported apps on
your PC & More.)
*Soundsnap.com: Find & Share, Free Sound Effects and Loops
*WinMatrix.com - Windows Desktop Customization Community.
*RealWorld Cursor Editor - Animated Cursor Maker
*RocketDock (Free - A smoothly animated, alpha blended app launcher.)
*AlfaClock (Free - Full Featured Atomic Talking Clock, That Replaces
The Boring One In Your Systray.)
*iTunes Sync: Binary Fortress Software (Free - Sync Your MP3 Player With
iTunes!)
* ILLEGAL OPERATIONS?! The first thing you'll need in order to fix "Illegal Operations," (AKA; General
Protection Faults, or GPFs) is to know what the heck they are, Right? All of us Windows veterans have seen this error message
popup on occasion; "This program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down." I'll never forget the
first time I saw that on MY Win 98 machine ... I thought the guys with the sunglasses and wires hanging out their ears would
be at my door at any minute, Bummer right? We've ALL gone through this at one time or another. XP users don't experience this
type of message ... No, we get a more polite version; "Windows Explorer has encountered a problem and must now close,
we are sorry for any inconvenience." Though rare for XP users, the reasons are basically the same for all versions of
Microsoft Operating Systems. These are the GPFs or General Protection errors, (Program Error Messages are the same as GPFs).
Nine times out of ten, you'll need to reboot your puter ... Sometimes at the tower, (yikes)! If you're running Windows 95,
98, ME, 2K or XP, (No-one's exempt) then you should visit this informative website, to glean the knowledge necessary on how
to deal with such problems. NOTE: Mostly a shareware site. However, there's some pretty cool Freeware available there as well.
 GRC's
Steve Gibson and TechTV's Leo Laporte, take 30 to 90 minutes near the end of each week, to discuss important issues of personal computer security.
Sometimes they'll discuss something that just happened. Sometimes they'll talk about long-standing problems, concerns, or solutions. Either way, every week they endeavor
to produce something interesting and important for every PC user!
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“MUST-HAVE”
SOFTWARE
FOR EVERY HOME COMPUTER USER!
 FREE FIREWALLs For Your Home Computer! ZONE ALARM (Zone Labs) A tour DE force of FIREWALL software! There's two versions of this software
... one that's free, and one that's not. The FREE program keeps "Black & Gray-hat" hacker types from accessing
your Personal Confuser! Before you download the software, they recommend that you perform a free scan, that instantly will
find spyware, keyloggers, cookies, Adware, browser help objects and other pests, at no cost to you ... Then get the option
to remove spyware and download ZoneAlarm after the scan is complete. If I were you, and I were running a broadband (DSL or
Cable) connection? I'd buy the "PRO" version... (but that's just me.) NOTE: They (Zone Labs) have this odd habit, of making it difficult to locate the free version link ...
Here's the current one, (For Now - LOL) {=0 )>)
http://www.zonealarm.com/security/en-us/zonealarm-pc-security-free-firewall.htm
COMODO(Comodo™ Free Firewall Software Download)
This free firewall received top ratings for stopping unwanted outbound connections.
(It's Running on MY Puter, Right Now!)
ZoneAlarm (free) may be extremely popular, but that doesn't necessarily
mean that it's the best free firewall you can find on the net. Many people, (myself included) believe that Comodo Firewall
Pro takes that prize, largely because it was rated as the top firewall by the independent testing site Matousec. Matousec found that it offered the highest level of "anti-leak" protection -- in essence, a measurement
of a firewall's effectiveness. Again, There's two versions
of this software ... one that's free, and one that's not. Comodo offers
true two-way firewall protection, is extremely configurable, and unlike most other firewalls, gives you a great view into
your system and Internet connection as well ... BEST OF ALL, YOU CAN GET IT FOR FREE!
{=0 )> ) Go HERE, to Grab It!
Other FREE Firewalls: ONLINE FIREWALL TESTING:
* From Gibson Research Corp. - Shields UP! https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2
* See Also; MORE Cool FREEware From GRC!
Anti-Virus Software! AVG Anti-virus Protection From Grisoft
(For
Windows 95/98/98SE/ME/XP/Vista/Widows 7) How AVG's Internet Security (Paid for version) Protects Your PC:
AVG Internet Security Gives You a FULL YEAR of PROTECTION,
(Including
Updates and Support) ALL For $54.99
Get It HERE! (Scroll
Down, For FREE AVG Anti-Virus)
Viruses & Spyware:
Protects you from everyday threats -- viruses
& spyware.
Efficient automated protection & Low use of system resources, while keeping your PC fully protected.
Hacker Attacks:
AVG’s advanced firewall protects you from Hacker attacks.
Intrusion attempts are blocked immediately & ALL unauthorized access to your PC is denied.
Malicious Websites:
Unique LinkScanner® technology blocks sneaky 'drive-by' downloads & ensures
safety, every click.
Infected Downloads:
Transferring and swapping files over the net is
a common method of infection.
AVG's Web Shield prevents you from downloading infected files, or exchanging infected files
over IM.
E-mail Scams & Phishing:
AVG uses multiple methods to analyze incoming
e-mail messages
to confirm their validity and remove scams and other unwanted e-mail.
Go HERE, To Download AVG's FULL Internet Security Program, (Paid For Version)
For Easy “Set-&-Forget” Protection,
Against Web-Borne Threats!
FREE Anti-Virus Software! NOTE: If You’re Happy To Continue Manually Monitoring Your Online Security and You've Created
Your Own “Layered Security” Approach, (Like I Have) Go HERE, To Add AVG FREE To Your Security Mix ...
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* 5 Star Support
Need help
with your puter? This popular site offers free computer technical support and advice. Here, you'll also find computer tips,
tricks, tutorials, free downloads, and more.
* MC MCSE
This site offers a treasure trove
of free learning resources for Microsoft, Cisco, CompTIA and CIW certifications. The content here includes study guides, online
practice exams, forums, news and more. MC MCSE also features a good roundup of other free certification sites. *
MCSE Directory
If you're studying for the MCSE (Microsoft
Certification Exam), then this new directory is a must-visit. Here, you'll find a comprehensive roundup of free MCSE resources
on the Web, including practice tests, study guides, free books and brain dumps (sites that offer free online training).
* Tech Tutorials
This site offers the biggest roundup we've seen yet
of free tutorials, aimed at computer and networking professional. There are many topics here, including applications, DOS,
databases, Linux, Macs, OS2, Windows and more.
* Free Computer Tutorials
This site offers free online computer tutorials that cover Microsoft Office, Site Build It (SBI) and other
major Windows applications. The courses here are available in four proficiency levels: basic, intermediate, advanced and expert.
* PC Pitstop
Are you looking to get your computer
in tip-top shape? This marvelous free online resource lets you easily test and diagnose your computer, hard drive, Net connection,
and more! PC Pitstop can check your computer for viruses and it also offers tips for improving your PC's performance.
* Task List Programs
Have you ever been baffled by the various (often-cryptic) task list programs
running on your PC? This handy free reference describes hundreds of task list programs and includes detailed explanations
of each program and what its purpose is.
* Suggest a Fix
Looking for free tech support? This popular, well-organized site offers support on many topics, from Windows
to computer hardware issues. The technologically savvy volunteers who staff the forums here can answer your questions in plain
English.
* Protonic.com
Having you having technical support problems with your computer? This handy free service,
which is staffed by a community of over 1,110 volunteers, aims to help users with any tech problems they might have, from
error messages to HTML help.
Since
a lot of folks seem to be experiencing the dreaded 'BSOD,' (as of late) I thought I'd address the issue
...   ~ How To Fix Your
“Crashing” Computer ~
We've come to accept it as a fact of modern life: a computer WILL eventually CRASH ... PCs crash for a variety of
reasons, from faulty drivers to conflicting software, from memory problems, to dust-bunnys clogging up the machine. Try as
we might to avoid a crash, sometimes it's just as important to know what to do, after the crash occurs. Crashes come in all shapes and sizes.
There's the freeze, of course, where everything just stops. And then there's everyone's favorite, the infamous “Blue
Screen of Death,” (or “BSOD”) where the screen goes blue and displays all sorts of mysterious instructions.
Once you see that ... You Just KNOW You're Screwed.
The first and most obvious response to
a system crash, is to restart your computer. If your machine manages to reboot successfully, that's a positive sign.
However, the crash may have left behind errors within the PC's registry.
The registry provides directions
for every program on a Windows computer, telling your PC what to do next. If there's an error in your registry, your computer
might not know what to do. It's probably not a great idea to try fixing the registry on your own. There is software out there, that
can do this for you ... Do a search for a free registry cleaner ... Personally, I use Ccleaner, by Piriform -- This tool dumps all of those 'pesky' temp files, while cleaning your system
and registry, (You can find tutorials for this cool utility, HERE and on YouTube HERE - 7min-33sec).
If your computer won't restart, your next move is to try rebooting your
machine in Safe Mode. Sometimes faulty drivers are the root cause of a crash -- rebooting
the computer in Safe Mode disables most of those drivers, in the hopes of getting the machine restarted, and perhaps recovering
any lost data.
To reboot in Safe Mode, rapidly continue to press the F8 key
while restarting -- the Windows Advanced Options menu appears, providing choices in the Boot menu. Newer versions of Windows provide several Safe Mode options to choose from -- use the arrow
keys (not your mouse) to make a selection, and press Enter.
Bear in mind that when the computer restarts
in Safe Mode, it will look, feel and function differently than you're used to -- for example, it will display using fewer
colors in a smaller screen resolution, and certain components won't work, because the system is started in such a way,
that only the programs needed for the system to function for diagnosic purposes are loaded. In other words, you won't
want to use the computer in Safe Mode for very long. Once you've successfully restarted in Safe Mode, work quickly to restore
and back up any lost data, make any changes to your system setup and then reboot again normally.
 While in Safe Mode, you can attempt to determine the cause of the crash to either disable or uninstall the culprit and avoid
future trouble. Windows keeps track of the programs you're using in the Event Viewer -- this
is a good place to look for the cause of a crash. Click Start, go to the Control
Panel, and click on Administrative Tools. From there, double-click on the Event
Viewer and choose the System section. Error symbols will be marked with a red exclamation
point, suggesting which program(s) may have caused the crash.
 Another guilty party, could be the drivers that tell your computer's devices how to operate. To check your drivers for errors,
click Start and then Control Panel. Click System
and then the Hardware Tab. Select the Device Manager to bring up
a full list of your drivers; right-click on any one and select Properties.
Errors will appear with a yellow "X" or an exclamation point, helping identify the cause of the crash.
If crashes continue to occur, your computer may have problems that require more than a “do-it-yourself”
diagnosis and repair. In that case, I Recommend Contacting Me, and tell me what the “STOP ERROR” located towards the bottom of the
“BSOD” Screen Looks Like, (For Example) Look For an Error Message similar to the one below: STOP: 0x0000008E (0xC0000005, 0x804E5094, 0xAA09108AC, 0x00000000) ...
Write in down, (carefully) then contact me, and I'll do
what I can to help you out, OK?
 Easy Steps To Improve YOUR PC's Performance! 
Unless your computer is fresh
out of the box, it's probably not running as fast as it used to. Our PCs fill up with all sorts of good stuff -- documents,
music, videos, programs, games, downloads -- and bad stuff like viruses and spyware, as well. Over time they CAN get
'bogged down.' Much like oil changes for your car, a little periodic 'preventive' maintenance can actually help
extend your computer's lifespan. And in this tight economy, it's smart to take a few simple easy steps, to help
keep your PC running like new, (instead of going out, and having to buy a new one).
I've collected
a series of tips and tricks to help your computer run more smoothly and broaden its useful life. They are easy enough that
anyone, even a novice, can run them -- but they can all help bring that “new car smell” back to your computer.
“DISK CHECK” YOUR MACHINE: Computers with Windows XP and newer operating systems come with
several simple utilities to check, clean and de-clutter your hard drive. Doing so, will free it up to access your programs
and files more quickly. 'Disk Check' identifies and removes hard disk errors caused by crashes or power failures. It's
a good idea to run it every few months, to make sure the drive itself is functioning properly.
 • Click on My Computer
• Right click on C drive
• Choose “Properties”
• Select the Tools Tab
• Click the "Check Now" button under "Error Checking"
•
Check all the boxes
• Click Start “DISK CLEANUP” YOUR MACHINE:
Disk Cleanup removes temporary files and unnecessary detritus from your hard drive, (HDD) freeing
up space on the disk. For example: when you're browsing the Web, your computer collects thousands of temporary files
to help Websites load more quickly. But over time, these files create clutter, so it's a good idea to clean them out. I
recommend running this utility around once a month ... Bare minimum, every two months. • Click on My Computer
• Right click on your C drive
• Choose “Properties”
• Select Disk Cleanup
NEXT ...
“DEFRAG” YOUR MACHINE: The Disk Defragmenter improves
hard drive performance and speed by piecing together parts of files that have been broken apart. As you use your computer,
files are constantly added, changed and removed. Over time, these files and folders are broken into chunks of data, so when
you want to access the file your hard disk has to work harder and look in more places to find all of its contents. This is
known as fragmentation. The more full your hard drive becomes, the more likely it is your files will be fragmented. The Defragmenter
pieces those chunks of data back together, so your hard drive can load them more quickly. I recommend using this utility
at least once a month -- and it's best to run when you're finished using the computer for the day, as it can often take well
over an hour to complete.
• Click on My Computer
• Right click on your C drive
• Select
Properties
• Choose the Tools tab
• Click "Defragment Now" button under "Defragmentation"
“AUTOMATIC UPDATES”
FOR YOUR MACHINE: Windows
XP, (and higher) can automatically check to see if it needs to be updated. Microsoft often supplies patches, updates and security
fixes for Windows (as well as Office and other Microsoft programs) that should always be installed to keep your PC up-to-date.
The beauty of Automatic Updates is, that it checks with Microsoft on its own, and lets you know when you need to do something.
So just make sure that Automatic Updates are on:
 • Click Start, and then click Control Panel
• Click Automatic Updates
• Choose Automatic (recommended)  EMPTY THE “RECYCLE BIN” ON
YOUR MACHINE: Though
it sounds counterintuitive, dropping an unwanted file in the Recycle Bin, doesn't actually remove it from your hard drive.
To prevent accidental deletion, a file can remain in the Recycle Bin and continue to take up space. Periodically emptying
the Recycle Bin, helps free space for the files you want to keep. If running all these
individual fixes doesn't sound like your cup of tea, there's software available, that can 'optimize' your computer in a few
simple steps -- Cleaning our your hard drive, speeding startup and shutdown, and repairing errors. (See the list at the top of this webpage, for; “ PROGRAMS That I've INSTALLED on MY Machines.”
Finally, perhaps the most common causes of computer sluggishness are viruses and spyware. You may already have computer
security software installed on your computer, but with so many new threats created every day, it must have updated definition
files to be of any use. (Again, See Above, For Good FREE Anti-virus Software That's Available ...)
If you don't
already have security software on your PC, make sure you install it and KEEP IT UPDATED!
 Extending Your Computer's Lifespan: The average lifespan of a desktop computer varies and is usualy only two-five years. How can
you make it last longer? Easy tips like clearing/vacuuming dust, from around the computer and its vent holes and keeping
an eye on its running temperature can help a lot ... Find out more ...
 Top 10 Passwords You Should NEVER Use: If you chose an easy-to-remember password, such as your user name or even the word "password," I
advise you to change it right away. Easily guessed passwords can compromise your personal identity, privacy and financial accounts.
(From:
Easy Steps to Improve Your PC's Performance - AOL Discover)
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SPECIFIC VIRUS, BUG & TROJAN REMOVAL
TOOLS: The following
removal tools can be run one at a time, if you suspect you have one of these specific viruses, (or you're unable to get
your Anti-virus software to install properly) ... Remember, most viruses have 'agents' that prevent the installation of Anti-virus
software after infection. I hope this list will be of some help to you. (I will not be responsible for any consequences
that may arise from your use of any of the removal tools featured below -- Also, some links may no-longer
be available.) | AOL.Trojan.32512 | Symantec | | Autoupder | Symantec | | Avril | Sophos | | Avron | Kaspersky | | BadTrans | Panda | | Bad
Trans.b | Symantec, Panda, Sophos | | Bagle.A@mm | Panda Bitdefender Symantec Sophos AntiVir F-Secure Norman McAfee | | Bagle.B@mm | Bitdefender Panda Symantec McAfee | | Bagle.C@mm | McAfee Bitdefender | | Bagle.E.@mm | Bitdefender | | Bagle.F.@mm | Bitdefender | | Bagle.H@mm | Symantec, Bitdefender | | Bagle(j-k)@mm | Bitdefender | | Bagle.M@mm | Symantec, Bitdefender | | Bagle.N@mm | Symantec, Sophos, Panda, McAfee, | | Bagle.U@mm | Trend Micro Symantec, McAfee, Panda, Bitdefender | | Bagle.Q@mm | Trend Micro Symantec, Panda, Bitdefender | | Bagle.V@mm | Bitdefender | | Bagle.AF@mm | Bitdefender, McAfee, Panda | | Bagle.AI@mm | Sophos McAfee Trend | | Bagle.AT | Trend | | Bagle.AU | Trend | | Bagle.BC | Panda | | Bat.Mumu.A | Symantec | | Bat.Mumu.B | Symantec | | Benjamin | BitDefender | | Braid.A
(Bride) | Panda, Symantec, BitDefender | | Buddylist | Symantec | | Bugbear-A@MM | BitDefender, Symantec, McAfee, Panda , F-Secure, Norman, Trend | | Bymer.A | Norman | | Cih | Symantec F-Secure | | CodeRed | BitDefender, Symantec,Trend Micro,Sophos | | CodeRed.F | Symantec, Trend Micro | | Corica | Trend Micro | | Dadinu | Panda | | Datom | BitDefender | | Disemboweler | Panda | | Donk.D | Sophos | | Doomjuice
A and B | Microsoft | | Dumaru | Symantec, McAfee, Bitdefender | | Dumaru.Y | Symantec, Bitdefender, McAfee | | Elkern.c | Kaspersky, Sophos, McAfee, Panda | | EwploreZip.Worm | Symantec | | Femot.Worm | Symantec | | Fizzer | BitDefender, Panda, Symantec, McAfee, Kaspersky | | Flcss | Sophos | | Fleming | Trend Micro | | Fortnight | Panda | | Fortnight.B | Panda | | Fortnight.C | Panda | | Fortnight.D | Panda | | Fortnight.E | Panda | | Frethem | BitDefender Symantec | | Gibe | Symantec | | Gigger | Trend Micro | | Gink | Trend Micro | | Goner
| Symantec | | Goner.A | Symantec | | Happy99.Worm | Symantec | | Haptime | Symantec, Panda | | HLLW.QAZ.A | Symantec | | HybrisF | Symantec | | JS_JECT.A | Trend micro | | I-Worm.Magistr.A | BitDefender | | I-Worm.Prolin | BitDefender | | Kakworm | Symantec | | Klez.E@mm | BitDefender, Symantec, Kaspersky , F-Secure, McAfee | | Klez.F | Panda (Windows 9.x/Me)
Panda (Windows NT/2000/XP) | | Klez.I | Panda | | Klez
all variants (including variants of Win32:Elkern) | Avast | | K0wbot | BitDefender | | Kriz | Symantec , Panda | | Lentin.E | Panda | | Lirva | Panda Software, Sophos, Trend Micro, McAfee (Stinger) BitDefender | | Loveletter | Symantec | | Lovegate (all versions) | Bitdefender | | Magistr | Symantec | | MTX | Symantec, Panda | | Mydoom.A | Panda | | Mydoom.(variants
A, B, D, F-H - including the trojan horse)A | Avast | | Mydoom
A, B and C | Microsoft | | MyLife | Symantec | | Nimda | Panda | | Nimda.A | BitDefender, Symantec | | Nimda.D | Panda | | Nimda.E | Symantec, BitDefender, McAfee, Trend Micro | | Navidad | Symantec, Panda | | Opaserv.A | BitDefender | | Opaserv.D | Panda | | Opaserv.Worm | BitDefender, Symantec , Panda, F-Secure, Trend Micro | | Potok | Symantec | | PrettyPark.Worm | Symantec | | Reeezak.A@mm | Panda | | Sasser
A, B,C, D and E | Panda | | Sasser
A, B,C, D, E and F | Microsoft | | SirCam
| Bitdefender, McAfee, Symantec, Panda , F-Secure, Avast | | Stages | Symantec | | Stream | Symantec | | TROY_SUA.A | Trend | | VBS.Haptime | Symantec | | VBS.Loveletter | Symantec, Panda | | VBS.Stages.A | Symantec | | VBS.Potok | Symantec | | VBS_REDLOF.A | Trend | | Vote | Panda | | W2K.Stream | Symantec | | W32.Badtrans | Avast | | W32.Badtrans.B@mm | Symantec | | W32.Bagle.AI@mm | Sophos McAfee | | W32.Blackmal.B@mm | Symantec | | W32.Blaster.worm | Symantec Trend Micro | | W32.Blaster.worm
(aka Lovsan), variants A-M | Avast | | W32.Beagle
(aka Bagle), variants A-L, U, W, X | Avast | | W32.Bobax.fam
(a,b,c) | Mcafee | | W32.Bugbear.B.@mm | Symantic, Panda | | W32.Bugbear.C.@mm | Bitdefender | | W32.Bugbear
including B and E variant | Avast | | W32.Donk.Q | Symantec | | W32.Evaman@mm | Bitdefender, Trend Micro | | W32.Fizzer.A@mm | BitDefender F-secure Panda, Trend Micro | | W32.Frethem.J/K@mm | BitDefender, Symantec , Panda | | W32.Ganda | Avast | | W32.Gibe@mm | Symantec | | W32.Erkez.B@mm | Symantec | | W32.Klez
all variants (including variants of Win32:Elkern) | Avast | | W32.Korgo
F,H,I,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R | Symantec | | W32.Korgo
A,B,C,P | Bitdefender | | W32.Nimda | Avast | | W32.Nimda | Avast | | W32.Lovegate (all versions) | Bitdefender | | W32.LovGate.C | Bitdefender, Trend Micro | | W32/Lovesan | McAfee | | Win32:Nachi
[Wrm] (aka Welchia, variants A-G) | Avast | | Win32:Netsky [Wrm]
(aka Moodown, variants A-U) | Avast | | W32.Netsky.B@mm | Trend Micro | | W32.Netsky.X@mm
(B,C,D,E,K,P,Q,S,T,X,) | Symantec | | W32.Netsup.a@mm | Mcafee | | W32.Nimda | Avast | | W32.Magistr.B@mm | BitDefender, Panda , F-Secure, Trend Micro | | W32.Mimail.C@mm | Bitdefender | | W32.Mimail.I@mm | Bitdefender | | W32.Mimail.J@mm | Bitdefender | | W32.Mimail,
variants A, C, E, I-N, Q, S-U | Avast | | W32.MyDoom
(A,B,F,N and O) | Sophos | | W32.Mydoom.M@mm | Symantec | | W32.Myparty.A@mm | Bitdefender | | W32.Opas(aka
Opasoft, Opaserv) | Avast | | W32.Palyh.A@mm | Bitdefender | | W32.Parparo.worm | Mcafee | | W32.Randex.D | Symantec | | W32.Sasser | Symamtec, McAfee | | W32.Sasser A, B,C,D and E | Panda | | W32.Sasser.worm | Symantec | | W32.Sasser.B.worm | Symantec | | W32.Sasser.C.worm | Symantec | | W32.Sasser.worm | Symantec | | W32.Scold | Avast | | W32.Sircam | Avast | | W32/Slanper | Sophos, Symantec | | W32.Sober.D@mm | Bitdefender | | W32.Sobig.A | BitDefender | | W32.Sobig.B@mm | Symantec | | W32.Sobig.F@mm | Bitdefender, Symantec F-Secure Sophos | | W32/Sober@mm | Symantec | | W32/Sober-A | Sophos, BitDefender | | W32/Sober.B@mm | Symantec | | W32/Sober-C | Sophos, Symantec | | Win32:Sober [Wrm], variants A-F | Avast | | Win32:Sobig [Wrm], including variants B-F | Avast | | W32.Swen.A@mm | Symantic, Norman Bullguard | | W32.Updatr.A@mm | BitDefender, Panda | | W32.Welchia.worm | Symantec | | W32.Worm.Benjamin | BitDefender | | W32.Worm.Datom.A | Bitdefender | | W32/Zafi | McAfee Bitdefender | | W95.CIH | Symantec, F-Secure | | Win32.Worm.Bobax A-C | Bitdefender | | Win32.Msblast.A | Bitdefender | | Win32.Novarg.A@mm | Bitdefender | | Win32.Zafi.B@mm | Bitdefender | | W32.Yaha@mm | Panda, BitDefender, F-Secure, Sophos, McAfee, Trend Micro Avast | | Winevar | Symantec, Trend Micro | | Worm.Datom.A
| BitDefender, Panda | | Worm.ExploreZip | Symantec | | Worm_RATOS.A | Trend | | Worm_Zafi.D | Trend a2 | | Wscript.Kakworm | Symantec , Panda | | Wscript.Kakworm.B | Symantec | | Yaha | Symantec | | Yahaa | BitDefender | | Yahaa.K | BitDefender | | Zafi.B | F-Secure | | Zobot | Microsoft |
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