Jasper Mangel: If malware bytes and avast didn't work then theres one last option you could do. It's not a guarantee that it'll fix your problem but it worked for me when my whole computer screen turned black and i had extreme limited files i could still use due to how strong the virus was. Since malware bytes didn't work i suggest you go ahead and try doing a system restore to the earliest date. When it's done restarting and stuff see if theres still anything wrong with your computer if its better then what it was now then go ahead and start scanning your computer and stuff and try to delete as much viruses you can, if nothing work and the virus is still that bad, then i guess you have to reformat. System restore is always the last final option to fixing your computer before refomatting....Show more
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King Bringle: It is an interesting question.This seems to be a good reason to turn on wep as someone could introd! uce a virus to a network to be mean.I had a virus jump onto my xp patched computer over my home lan. I was working on the computer for spyware and virii.Sure enough it jumped.Took a whole weekend to get rid of the virus.This is the purpose of many viruses - to propogate over a networkSo the answer is yesThe answer seems to lie in having the computers running an up to date antivirus program...Show more
Jed Mutone: well, any virus is a threat to a network; especially if you share files. as earlier stated, Brontok is mainly an email virus, but clean it up ASAP!
Everette Rovinsky: Brontok appears to spread only by email, so no, but you should clean your system up anyway.
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