I would definitely not do this. Most malware these days can/will alter restore

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Aug 22, 2014
4:34:28pm

vandalcoug

I would definitely not do this. Most malware these days can/will alter restore

points. In fact, I would be very surprised if you have any restore points left. I would wipe out the hard drive. Sorry

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vandalcoug

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My wife just fell victim to a scam.

8/22/14 3:01pm

Start with System Restore

8/22/14 3:03pm

You can restore your machine to an earlier date.

ayfan

8/22/14 3:04pm

Depends on the malware.

AtlantaMark

8/22/14 3:07pm

I would definitely not do this. Most malware these days can/will alter restore

vandalcoug

8/22/14 4:34pm

I have some software you can download to completely un-do what the scammers did.

garyfan

8/22/14 3:06pm

First- don't allow it onto wifi or ethernet as long as original hard drive is

AtlantaMark

8/22/14 3:06pm

Thanks for all your suggestions. Looks like we'll be wiping her computer.

8/22/14 4:48pm

you may want to do a credit freeze for awhile

iceecoug

8/22/14 5:08pm

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