Trojan Horse Agent. YMF

#juan

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Trojan Horse Agent. YMF

Is a computer virus. I have AVG and it picked up this particular bug a couple weeks ago. If your computer is infected it will slow down to a crawl. It's not a problem if you have a half decent antivirus program. I've used AVG for years.
 

Stretch

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I also use avg. thats what picked it up. I was trying to open a cdrom from australia....would the difference in the 2 countries systems cause it to show up a virus?
also, will a dvd fro Australia play here in Canada?
 

#juan

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I wouldn't think so Stretch. The virus was either intentionally, or inadvertently put on the disc. It wouldn't show up as a symptom of something else. I haven't tried to run an Australian disc but I do communicate on the computer with people in Australia without a problem.
 

DurkaDurka

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Australian DVD's are most likely PAL encoded and it will be region locked. I doubt your DVD player will be able to play it but you could easily play it a PC.
 

Stretch

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thanks guys, much appreciated. I'm going to get in touch with the company that sent me the cdrom and let them know what happened.
 

shadowshiv

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Australian DVD's are most likely PAL encoded and it will be region locked. I doubt your DVD player will be able to play it but you could easily play it a PC.

You can also pick up a DVD player that isn't region-specific. Or at least you could. Are they still available, Durka?
 

#juan

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There are dozens of code free dvd players out there. here is just one and it is $79.00 U.S.



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Colorstream Pro Component output
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Built-in 3 way 16MB PAL to NTSC video converter allows playback of PAL movies on a NTSC TV or NTSC DVDs on a PAL TV. Basically this DVD player will play any region DVD movie on an American TV without any extra equipment, even RCE and REA movies.
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scratch

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I have Firefox and have never experienced a `computer problem` of any kind. It is `free` and upgraded and updated regularly at no cost to me.
Convince me, though you are being seen as a spammer, which is highly unwelcome here.

Moderator's edit. Removed spam.
 
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