C cows macrumors newbie Original poster Dec 18, 2007 24 0 Dec 18, 2007 #1 well I get viruses on my mac? I'm just ? on this question cause on my HP we had to get it cleaned 3 times. If anyone know please tell me
well I get viruses on my mac? I'm just ? on this question cause on my HP we had to get it cleaned 3 times. If anyone know please tell me
7 72930 Retired May 16, 2006 9,060 4 Dec 18, 2007 #2 The XP installation on the Mac is just as vulnerable as on a PC, but the viruses wont affect the Leopard/Tiger installation
The XP installation on the Mac is just as vulnerable as on a PC, but the viruses wont affect the Leopard/Tiger installation
SkyBell macrumors 604 Sep 7, 2006 6,606 226 Texas, unfortunately. Dec 18, 2007 #3 cows said: well I get viruses on my mac? I'm just ? on this question cause on my HP we had to get it cleaned 3 times. If anyone know please tell me Click to expand... I've never heard of a case where someone did, but it's better to be sure anyway. AVG Free is probably about all you need.
cows said: well I get viruses on my mac? I'm just ? on this question cause on my HP we had to get it cleaned 3 times. If anyone know please tell me Click to expand... I've never heard of a case where someone did, but it's better to be sure anyway. AVG Free is probably about all you need.
7 72930 Retired May 16, 2006 9,060 4 Dec 18, 2007 #4 Cassie said: I've never heard of a case where someone did, but it's better to be sure anyway. AVG Free is probably about all you need. Click to expand... A mixture of AVG Free and Ad-Aware Free always worked well for me
Cassie said: I've never heard of a case where someone did, but it's better to be sure anyway. AVG Free is probably about all you need. Click to expand... A mixture of AVG Free and Ad-Aware Free always worked well for me
C cows macrumors newbie Original poster Dec 18, 2007 24 0 Dec 18, 2007 #5 so if i get a virus on my boot camp XP well I have to take it in some where to get rid of the them
lil'homunculus macrumors regular Oct 30, 2007 111 1 vancouver, bc Dec 18, 2007 #6 No, Delete/uninstall XP and reinstall. Virus gone.
dstearns96 macrumors member Dec 16, 2007 54 0 Dec 18, 2007 #7 psychofreak said: The XP installation on the Mac is just as vulnerable as on a PC, but the viruses wont affect the Leopard/Tiger installation Click to expand... does that mean that having more than one os is safer than having only one os?
psychofreak said: The XP installation on the Mac is just as vulnerable as on a PC, but the viruses wont affect the Leopard/Tiger installation Click to expand... does that mean that having more than one os is safer than having only one os?