People.

[ceagle]

Immediately.
Or at least in the next few days.
1. Do a backup.
Do a virus/spyware scan, then do a Backup.
If you don't have a backup system, at least use CDRs.
Or get a backup system.

2. Make a Restore Point.
If your system is too old to have this built-in, get Norton GoBack.

I've seen way too many people hurt lately by the torture if dying computers.
Please. You'll be glad you did.

*winghugs to those in need*.

Comments

[c-eagle.livejournal.com]

G'day! *yipes about the hardware hardships...* -_-

When it's not software, that can be a challenge too.... *wingpats...* I sure hope that you've got a backup, and that the overall battle will be won in your favor... best wishes to you, bird buddy..

*h u g*.

[archteryx.livejournal.com]

Oh, of course I had backups. I regularly image my entire hard drive with Acronis TrueImage, to an external hard drive that's disconnected except when in use (to avoid virus contamination). Good thing, too: the original hard drive was declared persona non grata and removed during one of my three rounds of repair.

I hope that I find ya again soon, feathery one. *HUG*

-- ArchTeryx