I received an email with a software ‘Error Nuker’ attached - can it be trusted?

06.10.2009 - admin


I have been having some problems with my HP Laptop WIndows XP regarding it’s Speed, Power, Stability and Reliability this email states that ths software will increase improve. It states it is for free. I don’t really know how this email found me, it may have been through the numerous ‘error report’s’ my computer has been sending. Can I trust it or is there another alternative. Cheers
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1. kaloptic - June 12, 2009

yeah that’s a gimmick. d/l spybot and adaware and run them both

2. danielrosborne - June 15, 2009

i’d google it and see what it is before you do anything.

3. DET J - June 16, 2009

These emails are basically spams. They try to convince in many ways, and make you click somewhere. BEWARE: Never click on any link on the email. Once you click, generally your email address is sent to 1000s of spammers around the world. So, its advisable to delete\qurantine such suspicious mails.

4. johnman142 - June 19, 2009

most unsoliciated mail is spam some carry harmful programs if your laptop is not working as fast as usual try defragging and make sure you have enough memory at least 512 mb also be aware that in battery mode it will run slower to save power

5. Rafi - June 19, 2009

yes, it can be trusted as a VIRUS!
haha!

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