someone online keeps turning off my computer,how do I kick 'em out?

Answer 1

Hi R, Boy doesn't it make you mad. You have some kind of virus or a back door trojan.. The back door trojan it's comes in the back door, and alot of virus protection programs are not awear of the virus. I had a back door trojan and i didn't know i had it. Someone was stealing all my personnal information and with drew $398.00 from my checking account.You need to get the trojan cleaner. It cleaned all the trojans and other virus off my pc. I got ahead of my bank and told them want happen. They tracked down that person and i got my money back.What ever you do, never have your banking information in your files. You never know who will try and rip you off. Good Luck My Friend.

Clowmy

Answer 2

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Answer 3

It sounds like you have a virus, cuz I doubt that anyone who'd be able to hack into your computer would want to turn it off, they'd want to steal your information. Buy some anti-virus software or get your computer checked up... might just be time for a new one.

Answer 4

If someone is actually doing that to you, it means your computer is severely infected. You must clean it up!

1. Scan for virus and remove (free online scan) with BitDefender

http://www.bitdefender.com/site/home/

2. Scan for trojans and remove (free online scan) with Ewido

http://www.ewido.net/en/

3. Scan for ad/spyware and remove (free download) with Spybot Search & Destroy

http://www.safer-networking.org/en/spybotsd/index.html

After clean-up, go to Windows Updates and get all critical updates for your computer to prevent further infections.

Answer 5

One thing neither mentioned - consider taking your computer offline - disconnect your internet access- until you get it all cleaned up.

Answer 6

I doubt that anyone is doing this! Its more likely that your pc is overheating or you have a virus!

Answer 7

check control panel battery control options for time restraints