DO I have a computer virus??

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Just today at random times all of a sudden I'll hear what sounds like the audio for a laundry detergent product when im online but other times it happenseven when im not online. i'll be in the kitchen and ill hear it in the next room. the only sites ive been on in the past day or 2 have been my email, NT,and facebook. someone said their antivirus was going off in a few NT threads but i didnt hear much other than that. when i look at open programs theresnothin there so idk where its hiding.
 
yeah this happened to me when my comp was infected with the NT malware/spyware/virus, Random stuff would start playing out of no where even with no type ofmedia player open
 
actually it just played again and im just on NT. its for "airwick continuous air freshner" just the audio in the background. how do i get rid of thiscrap its gotta be from NT
 
Scan you computer with antivirus like kaspersky/bitdefender/eset and spyware dectectors like malwarebytes/superantispyware
 
can i just download free trials for any of those? you just listed 5 different things, any of em better than the others? thanks a lot seriously, this is buggingme
 
Sometimes the ads on the top are audio.

My anti virus went off twice while browsing nt today though
 
yo what is with NT lately...virus central....this is like getting an STD from a female you actually care about.
 
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boot you computer in safe mode with networking, (tap F8 alot as soon as you turn it on) download malwarebytes anti-malware from download.com

done
 
Originally Posted by B Smooth 202

yo what is with NT lately...virus central....this is like getting an STD from a female you actually care about.


It's not yuku. It's the ads on NT.
 
Originally Posted by belle155

can i just download free trials for any of those? you just listed 5 different things, any of em better than the others? thanks a lot seriously, this is bugging me
better yet, just download avast! and run a "boottime scan" and you should be good.
 
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