Hello, I just wanted to also add a comment on this one because my boss had his computer hit by this same thing on Thursday and before it was fixed it took over his complete system. It was saying there were 572 viruses in his computer. He had to contact our local computer company and have a tech to come out to remove the viruses. It took the tech about 6 hours to rid his system of the so-called ANTI-VIRUS bug. So it is not only in emails that state they are from UPS. My boss said he only opened an email that was supposedly from a Military Forum. Guess nothing is safe to open anymore! Jackie

never never never open a pdf in your email or in a browser window, instead always save it to your hard drive and scan it with everything you have before you open it, this is one of the ways they are spreading some of the very bad infections these days. I have a great add-on in my firefox that always pops up and asks me what I want to do with a pdf should I happen to click on one accidentally or go to a site that wants to try to open one automatically. PDF Download :: Add-ons for Firefox Keep running your malwarebytes updated full scan for a few days to make sure you have all the remnants, usually they leave bits behind. As to the conflict with trend and malwarebytes please go here to the malwarebytes forum and read item F in the list. Common Issues, Questions, and their Solutions if that does not help please log on the malwarebytes forum and post there asking for assistance.

There is a very basic rule of thumb regarding e-mails. Even if you recognize the company or actually do business with it when you are not expecting the e-mails or know nothing about them respond by deleting them without opening. Example: the recent Hallmark Card posing virus. Companies do not send inportant/criticial notices via e-mail. DA

Didn't even think of that, yayagal! I know the pic doesn't do it justice. But my mother, who is living with me now, and I were wowing all night last night, what a huge, and better, difference it makes. It makes the room feel, and look, much more open and clean, lighter (weight-wise), and the TV is at the perfect viewing heigh now. I had a very small LED TV before, 26", because I'm not a fan of the big TVs (although, that has changed. Ugh) and I kept it on a small side table and would move it around, esp. when I had rowdy dogs in the house. No more of that nonsense. The bigger (mom's) TV is safe and secure now, can stay where it is, and it no longer blocks the mirror. I also really like that it's open at the bottom, not covering the floor. Surprised by how much I like that difference. Yay!