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Oh darnit, I got a virus on my calculator from downloading a program onto it I assume. Should have sticked to writing my own! It is incapacitated. I need to wipe the disk from my computer, but how can I do this?
mattmns said:edit... 8pm on a saturday night and posting about a calculator virus, only at PF
Mk said:Oh darnit, I got a virus on my calculator from downloading a program onto it I assume. Should have sticked to writing my own! It is incapacitated. I need to wipe the disk from my computer, but how can I do this?
Rach3 said:This reminds me, I need into defrag my doorbell and clear up enough space to install Firefox on it. Also, my toothbrush needs an OS upgrade.
Rach3 said:This reminds me, I need into defrag my doorbell and clear up enough space to install Firefox on it. Also, my toothbrush needs an OS upgrade.
brewnog said:Forget that. What you want is a Bluetooth toaster.
brewnog said:Bluetooth electric shock delivery implant for the cat?
Moonbear said:Considering she prefers drinking out of the toilet bowls over a proper water dish, and will stick her front paws into the toilet as she reaches for a drink of water, I do not want those little paws on my kitchen counters! Geez, if I wanted a pet who drank out of toilet bowls, I'd have gotten a dog. I thought cats were supposed to be a little more sophisticated than that.
Nah, she takes after me and is very stubborn when she wants to do something. I was sure she'd give up after falling in once, but nope, she just walks around with wet feet until they dry off on everything I don't want coated with toilet water. I did try flushing it once while she still had her head in...again, just a momentary setback in her mind. And, actually, I decided to just allow it because she somehow manages to knock over even the sturdiest water bowls, so I know she always has water available during the day. I do close the lid to the toilet in the one guest bathroom, because I figure my guests may not appreciate the wet toilet seat if I forget to forewarn them.BobG said:A tiny little nudge and a flush and she'll never do that again. Plus cleaning of the toilet is done for the week.
She tried that once, but I guess other things are more amusing, since it didn't become a habit.Actually, we always close the bathroom doors. Discovering what happens when you spin the toilet paper rolls can provide hours of entertainment for a cat.
A calculator virus is a type of malicious software that infects a calculator and can cause it to malfunction or display incorrect results. It can also spread to other devices or cause harm to the calculator's operating system.
Some signs that your calculator may have a virus include unexpected errors, unusual display or behavior, or the calculator turning off or resetting on its own. You may also notice strange or unfamiliar programs or files on your calculator.
Calculator viruses can be introduced through infected files, downloads, or by connecting to an infected device. They can also spread through shared networks or by connecting an infected calculator to your device.
Yes, it is possible to remove a calculator virus. However, it may require advanced technical knowledge and specialized tools. It is recommended to seek professional help or use reputable antivirus software to remove the virus.
To protect your calculator from viruses, avoid downloading or transferring files from unknown sources. Keep your calculator's operating system and antivirus software up to date. Be cautious when connecting your calculator to other devices and networks, and regularly scan for viruses.