Showing posts with label Microsoft tech support. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Microsoft tech support. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

How To Use Microsoft Malware Removal Tools

When a malicious software infiltrates your computer, it can do a myriad of damage to your system. Some malicious software like adwares take control of your computer's host file and alters it so that your web browser redirects your online surfing to advertisements. This way more malicious software could enter your system from the sites redirected to. To solve this problem, you must remove the malicious software from your computer first. Microsoft and other companies offer free solutions to get the job done.
The following Microsoft tech support guidelines will tell you how to use some of the few Microsoft’s malware removal tools.

Instructions
      Microsoft Security Essentials
  • Download the Security Essentials antivirus tool from Microsoft official website by clicking the Download Now button. Then clicking the Save button when the dialog prompt appears. Click the Next button and send the downloaded file to a location on your computer.
  • Double-click the antivirus file and confirm your operating system by selecting the Windows system that you are currently using in your computer. Click Yes and Next after reading the product agreement.
  • Click Validate to ensure that your version of Windows is legal and legitimate. The tool will install and run updates. Don't interrupt this process and proceed only when it is finished.
  • Click the Home tab. After this, you must choose your virus scanning preference. If you want a thorough scan of all of your files, folders and programs, click Full. To start the Full Scan, click the Scan button. Click the Clean Computer button to remove the virus problem from your computer.
Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool
  • Go to the Microsoft Download Center from Microsoft official website and click Run. Read over the Microsoft product clause and if you agree to it, click I Agree.
  • Select your scan preference by clicking Full Scan. Unlike Quick Scan, Full Scan searches all files, folders, components and applications for malicious software. To start the Full Scan, click Next.
  • View the viruses detected by the tool by clicking the View detailed results of the scan link after the scan is finished. Click the Finish button to expel the virus and disinfect your computer.
If this still doesn’t fix your problem, you can get in touch with the Microsoft tech support team and get more assistance.

Friday, October 19, 2012

Tips for updating Internet Explorer in Windows XP Professional


Internet Explorer was designed and developed by Microsoft for browsing the Internet. Microsoft provides updated versions of Internet Explorer to beat off the contest from other web browsers that are now available in the market. In addition to this, Microsoft also releases various security updates and patches for better protection to Internet Explorer. The latest and real version of Windows XP professional is essential for the perfect working and security of your Internet Explorer. Identify the version of Windows XP currently installed in your computer and download the version to update you current Internet Explorer. If you are facing difficulty in finding the current version of Windows XP installed in your system, then you can without hesitation, avail the help of Microsoft tech support.
Instructions
Select the “Start” button on your bottom Left corner of your desktop and tag along the “Run” button in which type in “Winver.exe” and press “Enter”. The version and type of Windows XP can be determined from the “About” window that appears. For example, it will be a 32 bit or 64 bit version of Windows XP.
Now go to the download page of your Internet Explorer and select on the “Download” option. Enter the region and select the version of Windows XP installed in your computer from the existing options in the window that appears. For example, choose “Windows XP” if your computer is running on a 32- bit version of Windows XP or choose “Windows XP 64” for 64 bit Windows XP operating systems.
Hit on the “Run” option that appears to initiate the download of the required update. “Run” should be clicked once more followed by clicking on “I agree to the terms and conditions” and select “Next” to take installation to another level. When the installation wizard request to modify your current settings in Internet Explorer select “Next” or “Ask me later” and modify options as you prefer and restart your PC when it’s done.
Now go to “Start” button once more and type in “Sysdm.cpl” in the run box that appears when clicked on the “Start” button. Tag along the “Automatic Updates” tab and choose the option “Automatic”. Doing this will entitle your Internet Explorer to download and install latest security patches and other updates whenever Microsoft releases them.
No need to worry if you find this method difficult to follow, just get in touch with the Microsoft tech support team. They will provide you proficient support to fix your issue.