Well that got your attention didn't it?
But it's not true, what really happened was something like this:-
I recently bought a new P.C. I've kept my old one going for long enough and had to admit the amount of components that I would have to buy to get it to run the way I wanted meant finally I would have to get a new one.
I won't bore you with the specs they are what I think are right for me.
This new P.C. came with Norton installed and a years subscription for firewall anti-virus etc, etc.
Norton being Norton, well to be honest I don't like it, it spends too long telling me what a good job it's doing rather than doing the job, (not like the free stuff on my old P.C.).
Anyway I got a pop up that sneaked through, 'install a free sex passport', and was asked what I wanted to do about it.
DELETE, REMOVE, OBLITERATE, do whatever you have to I just don't want it was what I thought I had pressed.
All was well until I switched on the following day and a pop up appeared demanding £30 for the porn I had enjoyed!!!!
I did not click on anything on that screen, I pressed Ctrl, Alt, del and told my system to shut it down.
I then started to search, Norton found NOTHING.
I then searched the web and found this page,
pc advisor
If you get a problem with demands from,
MicroBillSystems the advice from
fhiufhyrefyer does work, just read through it a few times before you attempt to use it.
I think I'll be getting rid of Norton very soon, I don't want any similar problems, (though I've heard Norton is a bit of a begger to remove itself these days!)
