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'''4.''' Before using '''antispyware and other programs for removing malicious software, contact your computer network administrator first.''' Using more antivirus and antispyware programs at once might cause malfunction in detection of infected files. Furthermore, Windows OS might not work properly as well. | '''4.''' Before using '''antispyware and other programs for removing malicious software, contact your computer network administrator first.''' Using more antivirus and antispyware programs at once might cause malfunction in detection of infected files. Furthermore, Windows OS might not work properly as well. | ||
'''5. Update programs which use the internet network''' (Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera, Skype, Spotify etc.), but also '''programs, which do not use internet | '''5. Update not only programs which use the internet network''' (Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera, Skype, Spotify etc.), but also '''programs, which do not use the internet'''. | ||
'''6. Backup all the important data''' Most of us have work, study or private data in our computers, which we do not want to lose. We recommend backing up your data at least once a month (and even more frequently with files with higher-frequency of changes). You can back your files up to '''other computer''', '''CD/DVD''', '''cloud storage''' (OneDrive, Dropbox), '''large capacity USB flash drive''' or '''external drives'''. Why should I do this? Your computer could become infected to such extent that operating system is vastly damaged and your data could not be recovered again. Furthermore, there be a hardware flaw with your disk and you can also lose your data. | '''6. Backup all the important data''' Most of us have work, study or private data in our computers, which we do not want to lose. We recommend backing up your data at least once a month (and even more frequently with files with higher-frequency of changes). You can back your files up to '''other computer''', '''CD/DVD''', '''cloud storage''' (OneDrive, Dropbox), '''large capacity USB flash drive''' or '''external drives'''. Why should I do this? Your computer could become infected to such extent that operating system is vastly damaged and your data could not be recovered again. Furthermore, there be a hardware flaw with your disk and you can also lose your data. | ||