When webpages are redirected to another site than the one clicked, or a strange advertisement page keep popping up on another tab presumably when doing mouseover something or giving focus to a certain page, and the browser used is installed on a portable USB device, is the virus then in the data files on the portable device or in the data files on (C) system drive ?

1. IMHO majority of viruses aims at c drive. 2. Use SpyBot that prevents from redirecting for known "bad" URL. It creates hosts file with specific mapping of "bad" URL to local host. You pay by longer response. 3. Make use of native security features of IE 9 http://www.microsoft.com/security/pc-security/ie9.aspx Regards Milos

1. IMHO majority of viruses aims at c drive. 2. Use SpyBot that prevents from redirecting for known "bad" URL. It creates hosts file with specific mapping of "bad" URL to local host. You pay by longer response. 3. Make use of native security features of IE 9 http://www.microsoft.com/security/pc-security/ie9.aspx Regards Milos

1. IMHO majority of viruses aims at c drive. 2. Use SpyBot that prevents from redirecting for known "bad" URL. It creates hosts file with specific mapping of "bad" URL to local host. You pay by longer response. 3. Make use of native security features of IE 9 http://www.microsoft.com/security/pc-security/ie9.aspx Regards Milos

Wonder if SpyBot portable will slow down PC while playing games

Unless you browse in Internet or any application needs FQDN resolution, program SpyBot would not slow your gaming. Regards Milos

Unless you browse in Internet or any application needs FQDN resolution, program SpyBot would not slow your gaming. Regards Milos

Unless you browse in Internet or any application needs FQDN resolution, program SpyBot would not slow your gaming. Regards Milos