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How to Avoid Malware on Your Computer

by Alan Sharpe

Malware is the all encompassing term for any unwanted software that invades your computer and makes unwanted changes. Spyware, adware, and viruses are lumped in this group. There are some great products out there that will help you clean up these infections, but the real trick to running a clean computer is to avoid exposing yourself to them.

Here are a few tips:

1. Don't use file sharing applications. If I see Limewire, Bearshare, or Kazaa on a program list in a PC I can find malware approximately 100% of the time. There is simply no way to safely download with these programs because you can't trust the source.

2. Never open an email attachment if you don't know what it is. Even if you know the person who sent the email beware of attachments. Many computers with infections will send out email to everyone on their address book without the owner ever being aware.

3. If you get pop-ups when opening a web page don't click inside the pop-up to close it. Always click the red "x" in the upper right corner. The "cancel" or "close" button in the pop-up might have unintended effects.

4. If you get a message from your computer warning you that it is infected and you need to download suchandsuch software to remove the virus, don't do it. At this point you are already infected, downloading the fake virus remover will only make it worse. No legit software ever uses this tactic.

5. Avoid free downloads unless you are absolutely sure you can trust the source. Often these freebies are packaged with a good deal of adware, so be careful.

Most of the time good common sense will keep your computer safer than whatever virus protection you have installed. Start practicing safe web viewing and you will find you rarely have a problem with malware.

About the Author

Alan is the owner of iSharpe Computer Solutions, a computer consulting business in Burlington, North Carolina.


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