Member • Aug 23, 2013
Member • Aug 23, 2013
...if you think your computer is infected and your anti-virus can't find any malware. Wipe your C: dirve and start over.That's good advice if you make a backup image every few days during your whole life, and if you know how to restore it, and (if you use Windows) if Microsoft's attempts to stop piracy don't thwart your legitimate efforts. At that point the best advice might be to just switch to #-Link-Snipped-#.
Member • Aug 27, 2013
Its not easy to simply wipe your partitions if you get affected. It is a whole lot tedious process. And every computer has some virus in it which remains undetected by your anti virus programs and cleaning C is not a solution to them.KenJacksonInteresting. The article says,
That's good advice if you make a backup image every few days during your whole life, and if you know how to restore it, and (if you use Windows) if Microsoft's attempts to stop piracy don't thwart your legitimate efforts. At that point the best advice might be to just switch to #-Link-Snipped-#.
Member • Aug 28, 2013
Wiping the whole partition is not easy. If someone is having priceless data in his/her system then even an unexpected shutdown threatens him.KenJacksonInteresting. The article says,
That's good advice if you make a backup image every few days during your whole life, and if you know how to restore it, and (if you use Windows) if Microsoft's attempts to stop piracy don't thwart your legitimate efforts. At that point the best advice might be to just switch to Linux.
Member • Aug 28, 2013
Why would a sensible person trust priceless data to the most attacked and compromised OS on the planet? It would be much smarter to use some Linux distro or <a href="https://www.FreeBSD.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">The FreeBSD Project</a> in the first place.vikaskumar11233Wiping the whole partition is not easy. If someone is having priceless data in his/her system then even an unexpected shutdown threatens him.
Member • Sep 4, 2013
There are few disadvantages of using Linux:KenJacksonWhy would a sensible person trust priceless data to the most attacked and compromised OS on the planet? It would be much smarter to use some Linux distro or <a href="https://www.FreeBSD.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">The FreeBSD Project</a> in the first place.
Member • Sep 4, 2013
There are 452+ Linux based OS (also known as distributions)vikaskumar11233There are few disadvantages of using Linux:
-It is not an Operating system, It is just a kernel
<a href="https://www.winehq.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">WineHQ - Run Windows applications on Linux, BSD, Solaris and macOS</a>vikaskumar11233- basic windows Software are not available to be used on Linux.
That was correct in 2000's ,but in current scenario every latest hardware is supported by Linux. Infact, Linux Kernel supports more hardwares than what Windows Kernel is capable of.vikaskumar11233- Many Linux create problem in detecting hardware.
