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Old 01-07-2012, 16:51   #1
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I have a virus, computer was working fine but then it started deleting text when i pressed a certain key, then when i tried to attach pictures to email it asked if i wanted to erase it.

i rebooted and now when i turn the pc on it boots to BIOS, theres no way i can bypass the BIOS options, keyboard wont let me hit F12 to goto safe mode.

Really frustrating, can anyone help?
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Old 01-07-2012, 17:05   #2
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Moved to correct forum

---------- Post added at 18:05 ---------- Previous post was at 18:04 ----------

You sure it's a virus? Sounds more likely that the keyboard is possibly wonky
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no, unplugged keyboard and still does it
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Old 01-07-2012, 17:47   #4
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Corrupt BIOS then, reset the bios via the jumper, try again, if no luck then see if you can bootblock the bios with a floppy/cd with the latest bios on it..
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Re: Virus

Sounds like the delete key is being detected as pressed
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Re: Virus

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I have a virus, computer was working fine but then it started deleting text when i pressed a certain key, then when i tried to attach pictures to email it asked if i wanted to erase it.

i rebooted and now when i turn the pc on it boots to BIOS, theres no way i can bypass the BIOS options, keyboard wont let me hit F12 to goto safe mode.

Really frustrating, can anyone help?
I thought it is F8 for safe mode ?
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