I am trying to remove AVG LinkScanner in my Windows Vista PC, but I was unable to.

I have AVG 9.0 before and it was already removed but this AVG LinkScanner is still installed and I could not find a way to delete it.

Can someone help?

It just keeps on prompting for a reboot so I want it out of my Vista PC.

It has setup error with code 0xC0070643 with Additional message, Driver installation failed (0x00000000).

I am trying to uninstall and not to re-install.

What is causing this?

Help please.

AVG LinkScanner® Software Installer

AVG

LinkS canner

I encountered a pop-up window informing me that my computer was infected and it would “help” in removing the malware.  I rushed to download it without thinking twice.  I now regret this as I ended up having a severely infected PC with spyware.  What is the best way to remove the spyware without having to reformat my PC?And how do I avoid this in the future?What anti-spyware would you recommend?Thanks

I purchased Avast antivirus a year ago. And then when my license gets expired, I purchased it again and renewed so I can continue using it. When successfully done with the renewing of license, I attempt to scan my computer but I got an error stating that the license I am using is expired. I just purchased it on Avast page and my subscription will end next year. I tried to uninstall and re-installed the program but I only get the same faulty message. What should I do? I also have error shown below:

avast! Internet Security Setup

Error processing packages.

Please use full of update.

My computer start up is suffering from crashed after I install the renewal of my McAfee anti virus subscription. And it already developed a loop-re starting and then crashing.

My computer technician told me that the McAfee anti virus is not compatible with the Explorer9.

I already tried to rectify the things but still there has been no change. I want to uninstall this anti virus and install Kaspersky pure but I can’t install it because the McAfee is still there.

I need your help if how could I resolve this matter.

After downloading a theme from an online site m.zedge.net on Nokia N75, it does not switch on after it goes off. The phone keeps displaying a message  "phone start up failed contact retailer". What is the best way to solve this problem?

Hi. Few days ago an Adware Virus has been detected by my personal computer. I’ve been advised to scan my PC and clean it with my antivirus software.

Since then, I’ve got some message from Verizon Internet Security Suite by McAfee and telling me that my Firewall is not activated. I checked on the Firewall settings and found out that the firewall is off.

I also been receiving this on my Taskbar, but I did not notice it since I am prioritizing on how I can eliminate the virus. When I turn it on, it instantly turned off again.

The problem continues and appeared with error “Windows Firewall can’t change some of your settings.

I am running my computer with various issues and as I searched for a no-cost program application that can help me utilize and fix those issues, I installed Avast Free Antivirus.

When installed successfully, an error “Unsecured. Your System is not protected. Please use the Fix Now button start protecting your system. Urgent: Avast Service stopped.  The Avast Antivirus program has been stopped or is in an inconsistent state.

Please re-start the program to resume protecting your system.” appeared on it. Why is it that I am still unsecured when I have already downloaded Avast properly?

Please help.

Our McAfee 8.7.1 updates manually but does not update on its schedule. Can anyone help? Most web traffic is allowed on our proxy server.

I am using dial-up right now. It has become a hassle since I could not have an update on my Windows Defender. It says that the proxy server cannot be resolved. What should I do?

I have another problem, every time my desktop loads and all the icons are starting to appear, all the processes in the system tray are loading. There is always a pop up message that says about “eksplorasi.exe” and “Global.exe”.

You think it’s a virus again?