Duno what you was doing in this vid

@spawnhell809334 Mine too one time i could not boot up

yeah..your PC is damn shit very slow!

@mitsostsagka well good now you know what ive said 2 u but what u said me dosent mean anything because it translates words literally u dumb fuck stupid dickhead

@mitsostsagka JEBO TI BOG MATERR U PICKU GLUPI STRANAC NABIJEM TE NA KURAC BALO JEDAN PEDERU PICKO JEDNA…

@mitsostsagka your mum sucks my dick you foggot motherfucker bitch hope u die…

when that happens, is the only option left reformating ?

@TheKIngBP kaspersky slows my pc down

eset sucks kasper the best im using like for 2 months and i didnt have problems with viruses at all but when i used eset i was pleased for couple of mon but later no…

it’s full of trojans, spywares ETC thats the reason of being so slowly

upgrade your machine!!!
Dem, so slow

how can you work like that?

please do HijackThis tutorial and file assassin

12:03 BSOD OMGGGGG!

he should try malwarebytes anti malware

Real time monitoring, on the other hand, is another story. When you install most anti-virus programs they often automatically install and enable their real-time monitors. Running two or more real-time anti-virus monitors at the same time is very likely to cause a conflict. That conflict could result in error messages, crashes of the anti-virus programs, or other types of failure.

There’s nothing at all wrong periodically running an anti-virus scan with more than one anti-virus program. The key here is that it’s just a scan – it starts, it scans, and then it’s done. There’s no opportunity to come in to conflict with another anti-virus program.

Most anti-virus programs operate in two modes:

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Scan: the utility examines memory and files on disk for traces of malware. This involves actually examining the contents each file for things that “look like” viruses.
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Monitor: often referred to as “real time” monitor, the anti virus program is continually running and scans files as they are downloaded to your machine, notifying you nearly immediately if the file you just received contains something that looks like a virus.

He had more then one Anti-Virus programs running at the same time. Which cause problems of there own. Not necessarily helping his problem.

Why dident u get malwarebytes first other then hijack this malwarebytes fixed all my probs

the best way ti beat viruses is to have the DEEPFREEZE and a USB FLASH DISK so you can work on the pc and save it the usb disk then after sutting down the computer it still like new no viruses no malwares no trojans…but all your works are in the USB FLASH DISK

and its free!!

wow, lol this was a longggg review.

sorry, spelled it wrong.
last line has to be:
“so i feel safe”
lol

i don’t want to blow you’r party down.
but if you are connected to the internet viruses come in to you’r pc.
i don’t visit porn site’s and also i can get trojan horses and malware and stuff.
but i have NOD32, the BEST! anti virus there is, so i feel save

Comodo internet security still kicks ass!!!