didnt knw that purble place comes with vista dvd
macintosh dvds used to have ravmon trojan!even microsoft could to!
THINK
"Andy [YaYa]" wrote:
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> =?Utf-8?B?U29yb3VzaA==?= <Soroush@xxxxxx> wrote in
> news:6E891B38-9795-443D-8860-19029E14D73F@xxxxxx:
> Quote:
> >
> > Internet is not the only way which you can get virus!
> > The game itself which you install might have a virus!
> Quote:
> > "blazergirl" wrote:
> Quote:
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> >> My 3 year old was playing "Purble Place" and accidentally opened
> >> several windows and had quite a few things up on the screen. We
> >> don't have an internet connection yet, so there isn't a risk of
> >> viruses, etc. But, ever since this happened only "Ink Ball" will
> >> open. The other games appear to still be on the computer (icons,
> >> info regarding them, etc) but nothing will open to play. Any tips on
> >> how to play these pre-installed games again?
>
> Rare for that to happen. Purble Place comes on the Windows Vista DVD, so
> are you saying Vista has been pressed with a Virus? Because if it has,
> I'm sure Microsoft would love to sue you for slander. Think before
> talkie.
>
> Blazergirl:
>
> Open start Menu
> Type in "System Restore"
>
> Bring up this program, it lets you roll back your system several days.
> It won't effect your data files, just your programs, it could be
> something you installed is causing problems with your system.
>
> You may have to roll back a week or so, basically run the program, roll
> back a week or so, then try the game again once the program finishes.
>
> If it still doesn't work try rolling again, but don't do it too much.
> Maybe no more than 1 month.
>
> If that doesn't help, let us know.
>
> If you never had your computer on the Internet, did you upgrade the
> computer? Did you buy the computer open box? What make/model is your
> computer?
> --
> -A.
>