In the run line you might type in msinfo32 That will shou you ram and lots of other things too. Then also in the run line you might type eventvwr open the folder 'Custom View and click Administrator. You can look at double click errors there and they might have a how to fix it if you follow their links. Another thing for vista which is fairly easy is again in the run line copy past this in ; SFC /ScanNow that will search and fix any of the major system files that might be corrupt or missing.

On my Lenovo flex 14, the malware put little banners and pictures over everything on a webpage. For example, if you were on a shopping site it would put little banners and photos on top of photos of things you were shopping for, so that you had to click and close each one to see the items underneath you had selected. It also seems to have prevented installing Adobe reader and flash. Many web pages were weirdly partly blank. I tried uninstalling the malware and it had little effect. I think the articles are right in that you need a special tool to remove it. Lenovo a said it was releasing a special removal tool sometime today. Most importantly, the Lenovo Flex 14 and the Yoga 2 Pro were both intentionally infected by Lenovo. Why should anyone have to spend hours removing malware on a new laptop that you just unboxed and turned on for the first time? The kicker was when I called Lenovo tech they claimed they knew nothing about this and refused to help. It was a Lenovo conspiracy to defraud the public. I hope one of the fed departments fines them a huge amount for every laptop they sold with malware. I hope billions. Lenovo defrauded me out of over $1500. They shouldn't get away with it.

My opinion on this is Nobody's the bad guy. Somebody just didn't know they created a security vulnerability by making the certificates. Everybody already should be aware that using WiFi in public locations has risks. We read about this man thats supposedly in the middle constantly. SSL has been the problem, its a fairly recently discovered of its security flaw and since this discovery SSL has mostly been eliminated already with newer browsers.

I figured out how to trick my Bosch last week when I had to wash a king sized pillow. Start and stop didn't work but I was able to turn it off and reselect the cycle and get it to add more water 3 times before it decided it wasn't going to fill any more. I've never needed to mess with the water level before, but that giant pillow really needed the extra water. I soaked it for an hour, then washed on hot with an extra rinse and it cleaned up great.