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A virus is a computer program written to interrupt or destroy your work. A virus may do something as innocuous as display a message, or something as destructive as reformatting your hard drive--or almost anything in between. Your computer can "catch" a virus from a floppy disk, or even from a file downloaded from a remote source, such as a BBS. Once your computer has become "infected", the virus may spread via connections on a network or floppy disks you share with others. A variety of virus-detecting software exists, (including one packaged with Windows 95). |
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