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i haven't clicked on it.
better safe than sorry.
if it is somebody ought to remove it.
Have A Nice Day!
better safe than sorry.
if it is somebody ought to remove it.
Have A Nice Day!
Is Computer Crash Simulation Post A Virus?
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In summary, the conversation is about a suspicious thread in a forum that may contain a virus. The poster is unsure if the thread contains a virus and is asking for someone to remove it. The thread turns out to be a commercial website posted by a new user, which is considered spam. The thread is deleted and the poster is thanked for bringing it to attention. The conversation also clarifies that the thread was not a virus, but a simulation software.
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average guy said:i haven't clicked on it.
better safe than sorry.
if it is somebody ought to remove it.
Have A Nice Day!
Where is it? I'll remove it.
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berkeman
here in this sub forum
i was asking if it IS a virus.
posters username is 'simulator'
thanks!
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I see the thread:
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=568403
But I don't see any link in it. Is there a link that I'm missing, or did the OP just forget to include a link? It's a suspicious first post, but without a link, it seems okay. I may delete it as a poorly-formed thread starter and ask the OP to try again...
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=568403
But I don't see any link in it. Is there a link that I'm missing, or did the OP just forget to include a link? It's a suspicious first post, but without a link, it seems okay. I may delete it as a poorly-formed thread starter and ask the OP to try again...
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Update -- I was PM'ed the link and it's a legit commercial website from the looks of it. But from a 1-post newbie to the PF, it's considered spam. I'm deleting the other thread.
Thanks for the heads-up.
Thanks for the heads-up.
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Note: it was not a software to crash PC, but a software to simulate car crash on PC.
1. What is computer crash simulation?
Computer crash simulation is the process of modeling and simulating the behavior of a computer system when it experiences a crash or failure. This can be used for various purposes, such as testing the reliability and performance of hardware and software, identifying potential vulnerabilities, and developing strategies to minimize damage in the event of a crash.
2. How does computer crash simulation work?
Computer crash simulation typically involves creating a virtual environment that mimics the behavior of a real computer system. This can be done through the use of specialized software and algorithms that simulate the actions and interactions of various components, such as the CPU, memory, and storage devices. By inputting different scenarios and parameters, the simulation can predict the outcome of a crash and provide valuable insights for improving system design and performance.
3. Can computer crash simulation post a virus?
No, computer crash simulation itself does not post a virus. It is a controlled and simulated environment that does not interact with external networks or devices. However, if the simulation is conducted using infected or malicious software, there is a possibility that the virus may spread within the simulated environment.
4. What are the benefits of using computer crash simulation?
Computer crash simulation can provide numerous benefits for both developers and users. It allows for more efficient and cost-effective testing of hardware and software, reduces the risk of real-world crashes and failures, and helps identify and address potential vulnerabilities before they become a problem. Additionally, simulation can help improve the overall performance and reliability of computer systems.
5. Are there any limitations to computer crash simulation?
While computer crash simulation can be a valuable tool, it also has its limitations. The accuracy of the simulation depends on the quality of the model and the data used, and it may not always reflect the real-world conditions accurately. Additionally, the complexity of certain systems can make it difficult to accurately simulate all potential scenarios. Therefore, it is important to use computer crash simulation in conjunction with other testing methods and to continuously refine and improve the simulation models.
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