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yep, i should've looked at the html code first. that would've saved me a lot of time and frustration. i just didn't want to believe that any webmaster would intentionally make their website seem like it's been infected with a malware.
finally figured out what the problem is!
the website i'm visiting has a hidden adobe flash content on the home page. if you don't have adobe flash plugin installed, you will be directed to a page to install adobe flash. since that page is no longer maintained, you get a generic "buy this...
well...i don't want to infect my other pc's if it's somehow ip-related
i guess the question is, can the malware be hiding in the memory circuit on either the video card, motherboard, or cpu cache? i refuse to believe that any malware can survive a hard drive re-partition.
as far as i can tell, the laptop and other pc's on the router don't seem to be infected. they browse correctly to the site.
i re-partitioned and reformatted my hard drive again and reinstalled windows 7 from an old retail dvd rom while having the ethernet cord unplugged. i made sure not to plug...
so i booted into my pc with linux system rescue live cd and tried to access the website and bam! got redirected again! i thought the malware was on my hard drive but now i have no idea where it could be. i already re-partitioned and reformated my hard drive. it can't be on the live cd, i created...
as usual, adwcleaner and hitmanpro didn't find anything. safe mode didn't work but i was able to get to the site without issues on chrome. this is probably because i didn't have chrome installed on my pc at the time of the infection. i even tried reinstalling firefox but to no avail.
at this...
it only happens when i go to circledock.wikidot.com, it redirects me to feedflash.net. like i said, i can turn off javascript to stop the redirect but i just don't know how this javascript got injected into the browser because it happens in both firefox and internet explorer.
my dns is set to...
my browser got hijacked! it must have been one of the freeware programs i installed. i always have a strict rule to scan every downloaded exe file before installing it but unfortunately, i still got infected. what's happening is when i go to a particular site, the browser will be directed to...
one thing i want to add is i used to have an asus cpu cooler with heat pipes and aluminum fins. the fan is nested in an opening between the aluminum fins. this design worked really well for me because the fan is shielded from wires that might come in contact with the fan blades. this is what i...
that makes sense...i went on intel's website and compared the features for skylake and kabylake cpu's and found that i could do without the new features in kabylake
i have a msi mobo that need to have the bios updated in order to be compatible with the intel kabylake cpu. i'm wondering if this compatibility update just allows me to run the cpu on this mobo only or does it do more than that and make all the kabylake features available to the mobo, know what...
awesome!! (y)
that's why intel is the cpu market leader!
so if you can only have one case fan, where would you put it to get the most cooling benefits, in the front or the back, probably not the side tho right?
ok, i guess you just have to remember which one is which in the fan monitoring utilities. i wasn't sure if there was a specific one that was supposed to go there, thanks
on the motherboard, there's a fan header labeled sys_fan. which fan do i connect this to - front, back, or side panel fan? i don't want to pick the wrong one.