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once you type in quest and get the pc to boot, write down the letters on the screen. then click on the door, write down those letters. play word jumble. :o :wink:
btw..........i ****** hate you for getting me hooked on this again!!!! :mrgreen: |
A few days ago, when roadhog, Trukrswyfe, and I played Covert Front, Trukrswyfe sent me a P.M., about her computer acting up. She thought that she had a virus, and not sure if it had anything to do with the games. (Covert Front, etc) I myself never had any problems at the time.
Well, I wondered how well my wife would do, playing Covert Front. I pulled up the game, and she started playing. She figured that game out in about 15-20 minutes. :evil: We found the link for Covert Front 2. We played that one, and finished it in about 30 minutes. (would have took me 2 days :evil: ) Well, Sunday night, my wife called me to tell me that our anti-virus found a couple of viruses, and deleted them. I woke up Monday morning, and I got on, and my anti-virus was going crazy. I got most of them knocked out, and my spyware cleaned up, but there were 2 icons in my taskbar that had little pop-ups, telling me that my system was infected. I tried to access my control panel, and it was no where to be found. :shock: I couldnt find my Windows Update, either. My dad has a friend that does computer work. I called him. Well, I had no idea, but he retired. He gave me the number to a guy that he knows. So, I called the dude, and told him what happened. I took my laptop to him, and he cleaned it up. He told me that he found 400 some-odd infected files, and 60 viruses. :shock: I've never heard such a thing. He asked me if I have downloaded anything lately, and I told him that I havent, just played some online games. He said that some online games can be deadly. Dont know if I just happened to have some new friends come into my computer, or if the games are filthy, but yall be careful. :) |
Originally Posted by Jackrabbit379
A few days ago, when roadhog, Trukrswyfe, and I played Covert Front, Trukrswyfe sent me a P.M., about her computer acting up. She thought that she had a virus, and not sure if it had anything to do with the games. (Covert Front, etc) I myself never had any problems at the time.
Well, I wondered how well my wife would do, playing Covert Front. I pulled up the game, and she started playing. She figured that game out in about 15-20 minutes. :evil: We found the link for Covert Front 2. We played that one, and finished it in about 30 minutes. (would have took me 2 days :evil: ) Well, Sunday night, my wife called me to tell me that our anti-virus found a couple of viruses, and deleted them. I woke up Monday morning, and I got on, and my anti-virus was going crazy. I got most of them knocked out, and my spyware cleaned up, but there were 2 icons in my taskbar that had little pop-ups, telling me that my system was infected. I tried to access my control panel, and it was no where to be found. :shock: I couldnt find my Windows Update, either. My dad has a friend that does computer work. I called him. Well, I had no idea, but he retired. He gave me the number to a guy that he knows. So, I called the dude, and told him what happened. I took my laptop to him, and he cleaned it up. He told me that he found 400 some-odd infected files, and 60 viruses. :shock: I've never heard such a thing. He asked me if I have downloaded anything lately, and I told him that I havent, just played some online games. He said that some online games can be deadly. Dont know if I just happened to have some new friends come into my computer, or if the games are filthy, but yall be careful. :) I wouldn't have posted any sites I felt were trouble. I only posted links to sites I trusted. I haven't had any issues with any link to any site I posted. I just spent hours looking through every link, and scanning each for problems. I did full system scans, and deep system scans, and ran 7 complete securities programs to look for any potential problems. I consulted others to see what they had to say, or if they found anything. I decided to remove every link I posted, rather than be the source of anyones problem...real or not. |
Crap can come from anywhere. My kids play the tee games all the time online and who only know what I pick up from there. Play at your own risk and then make an appointment with the IT Doctor.
The last computer I owned before buying this one in Feb. was the Matel Hot Wheels computer. I still have it and all the parts but that was back when dial up was practically the only option and AOL charged by the minute of internet usage. I have had offers to have people take it off my hands, I think it could be an antique by now. There was a reason for me to go there, oh yeah I got a virus that ruined my files and never went on the internet at home again. Funny huh. Well so what I have learned it that if this computer goes kuput I will just buy a new one and write it off for business. I also forgot to say that playing with you guys was fun and well worth the risk. Plus I Won so GOOD TIMES, good times. |
roadhog, no worries mate.
I trust you, and your links. :lol: Please, dont take your links from us. :D It just happened to happen at the same time. Just a coincidence, I'm sure. Who knows where I got that crap from. I just wanted to tell everyone to be careful, just in case that madness came from those games. Maybe, I should have worded it differently.http://www.mysmiley.net/imgs/smile/c...nfused0006.gif I do thank you for the games. I did have fun. Although, my wife figured out Covert Front faster than I could any day. :evil: :lol: Again roadhog, didnt mean to say anything to offend, or hurt ya. |
Sorry. I hit a bump. :P :lol:
I found a game. Rome Puzzle I think it's fun. You can click help at the bottom if you need to, and you can get the idea. It's like Bejeweled. (spelling) Fun game.. |
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