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Every time i log on i get a flashing box on the screen which says:-Update Windows 7- highly recommended - scan and identify out of date
or missing windows 7 drivers - Rapidly repair driver related errors - start download
microsoft certified
should i start download as instructed please??
or missing windows 7 drivers - Rapidly repair driver related errors - start download
microsoft certified
should i start download as instructed please??
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.That definitely sounds like malware to me. If you click the link you risk either:
a) suddenly being asked to pay to 'fix' something that never needed fixing in the first place; and/or
b) opening your computer up to the dreaded Cryptolocker:
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/te chnolog y-24964 426
Download, install and run the free version of Malwarebytes Anti-Malware:
https:/ /www.ma lwareby tes.org /antima lware/
(Take care to deselect the option to install a trial version of the 'Premium' edition. Don't be surprised if a scan takes over half an hour to run. When it reports that it's found malware, click to view the results, ensure that there's a tick alongside everything listed and then click again to zap it).
a) suddenly being asked to pay to 'fix' something that never needed fixing in the first place; and/or
b) opening your computer up to the dreaded Cryptolocker:
http://
Download, install and run the free version of Malwarebytes Anti-Malware:
https:/
(Take care to deselect the option to install a trial version of the 'Premium' edition. Don't be surprised if a scan takes over half an hour to run. When it reports that it's found malware, click to view the results, ensure that there's a tick alongside everything listed and then click again to zap it).
If you're getting a prompt to buy the Premium version that indicates that you didn't uncheck the box which offered you a free trial of it (rather than just having the free version).
There's no need to worry though. If you simply ignore the prompts to pay to keep the Premium version, the program automatically reverts to the free version anyway and you can continue to use it in that form.
There's no need to worry though. If you simply ignore the prompts to pay to keep the Premium version, the program automatically reverts to the free version anyway and you can continue to use it in that form.
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