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- Frageela F.
- San Francisco, CA
- 1 friend
- 0 reviews
I just had to remove this thing that was creating havok on my computer.
What do you know about this.
I found it odd that it wanted money from me.
Would this not create a money trail that could track them down.3/25/2009 -
- Johnny L.
- Davis, CA
- 115 friends
- 533 reviews
Havok Physics is a physics engine developed by Irish company Havok. It is designed for computer and video games by allowing interaction between objects or other characters in real-time and by giving objects physics-based qualities in three dimensions. By using dynamical simulation, Havok allows for more lifelike worlds and animation, such as ragdoll physics or intelligence in massive falling things. The company has also released a Havok Animation. Havok was purchased by Intel in 2007.
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- Frageela F.
- San Francisco, CA
- 1 friend
- 0 reviews
havoc my bad
3/25/2009 -
- Frageela F.
- San Francisco, CA
- 1 friend
- 0 reviews
bad things were happening- translation for smartass
3/25/2009 -
- John H.
- Santa Cruz, CA
- 215 friends
- 908 reviews
Uhhh don't do it.
The "spyware" think is a huge scam, usually traced to the Russian mob. They usually trick you in to thinking you have it, then when you install their "spyware removal software", it just installs adware, spyware, and other malware. They keep extorting money from you until you get rid of the software. Often, the best way to do that is take it to a computer professional and have them re-install everything from scratch.3/25/2009 -
- Frageela F.
- San Francisco, CA
- 1 friend
- 0 reviews
I used malwarebytes anti-malware and it was free it took 15 minutes.
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- Frageela F.
- San Francisco, CA
- 1 friend
- 0 reviews
The only problem is u need to have some one send you the info via a chat program. All internet links get shut down
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- Frageela F.
- San Francisco, CA
- 1 friend
- 0 reviews
Yeah I was thinking that if I they take money from credit cards they should find who is receiving the money and stab them.
3/25/2009 -
- John H.
- Santa Cruz, CA
- 215 friends
- 908 reviews
I haven't heard of Malarebytes, but it's got a thumbs from from CNET: download.cnet.com/Malwar…
3/25/2009
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