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There are “tools” to remove most viruses, the problem is identifying them.

Its better not to get them in the first place.

I have tested all of the free ones, but there no good ageist the real nasty ones.

I always wait for a PCWORLD sail and see what programs are going cheap.

Got my Kapersky internet security 2009 for £20!!!

(£40 on line)

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I’ve been saying for years PB should be replaced with a sexy fit woman with big boobs and a web cam.

Do they listen?

Noooooooooooooo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Maybe if we turn off PB and switch him back on again the old sod will stop waffling on so much and start talking sence for change?

God I hate his wife………. she the sick devil who got him his first computer……….

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Thanks for cleaning that up for me Pb…………….

Tell me …………… don’t you think he thought of that by himself?

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@forumhostpb wrote:

“Use the CPU by giving the computer something to do. This will stop the System Idle Process from running. Alternatively, re-boot it and start over.”

So what you’re saying is……….

TURN IT OFF AND THEN BACK ON AGAIN ?????????

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errrr right pb………… stop waffling on

I know this may seem like an odd question pb…………..

but what fooking advice would you give a novice computer user on how to fix it?

(in plain English less that 50 words, no techy stuff)

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God what are you two on?

Right whats happened is:

They have pre loaded software on a hard drive

Done about 500 in one go (like they do)

There been a problem, there’s things missing from windows and now he has to deal with it.

Its something simple like windows fast indexing playing up.

Saying that this k u n t probably didn’t update it when he first brought it.

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Well pete saw it coming a few years back and did nothing.

Now you tell me what would have been cheaper?

Fix the problem 3 years ago and stop the rotten

Or wait for the system to fail and then bail it out?

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Types of combi boilers

There are five ‘varieties’ of combi boilers.

A combi (instantaneous) boiler is the most widely used combi boiler type and directly heats incoming mains cold water to supply your taps, showers and other hot water points.

A combi (instantaneous condensing) boiler operates as an ‘instantaneous’ boiler but at somewhat higher efficiencies than the standard combi boiler.

A combi (storage) boiler is a variant of the Instantaneous combi boiler type above and is designed to give you better performance through the internal storage of heated water. The stored water also can give you better initial water supply from cold water mains on first turning on the tap. Once the stored heat has been used, this boiler will tend to operate as an ‘instantaneous’ type. Dependent upon the make and model, the improvement in heated water delivery will depend upon the size of water store, and this can vary widely.

A combi (storage condensing) boiler operates in principle as a ’storage’ type but at higher efficiencies.

Combined Primary Storage Unit (CPSU) – This is a special category of storage combi which will incorporate a very large water store allowing a high water flow rate to taps and other draw off points and to quickly heat radiators before the water store is used.

I don’t know what his idea was of “instantaneous hot water”, but in my book its instant hot water within 5 sec’s.

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regardless, you should be getting hot water in 5-10 sec’s, if you don’t there something wrong.

Its all about saving water ect……………

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