question i was on my computer and it said what you have 407 viruses on your computer. does that mean i coughed on it while i was sick 407 times or does that mean that the computer is sick. i tried to take its temp but i don't know where too. i tried it in the cord hole but it said it was 304 degrees fahrenheit. is that bad? also i need to know, where is the camera on your computer and why is there a hole on the top of my computer. also this is just fake its free points in disguise. Thank you for the help if you do answer

 YES THAT IS BAD. REAL BAD

What Are the Signs of a Virus?

Poor performance, application crashes, and computer freezes can sometimes be the sign of a virus or another type of malware wreaking havoc. However, that’s not always the case: There are many other causes of problems that can slow down your PC.

Likewise, just because your PC is running fine doesn’t mean it doesn’t have malware. The viruses of a decade ago were often pranks that ran wild and used a lot of system resources. Modern malware is more likely to lurk silently and covertly in the background, trying to evade detection so it can capture your credit card numbers and other personal information. In other words, modern-day malware is often created by criminals just to make money, and well-crafted malware won’t cause any noticeable PC problems at all.

Still, sudden poor PC performance may be one sign you have malware. Strange applications on your system may also indicate malware—but, once again, there’s no guarantee malware is involved. Some applications pop up a Command Prompt window when they update, so strange windows flashing onto your screen and quickly disappearing may be a normal part of the legitimate software on your system.

There’s no one-size-fits-all piece of evidence to look for without actually scanning your PC for malware. Sometimes malware causes PC problems, and sometimes it’s well-behaved while sneakily accomplishing its goal in the background. The only way to know for sure whether you have malware is to examine your system for it.

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How to Check if a Process Is a Virus or Not

You might be wondering if your computer has a virus because you’ve seen a strange process in the Windows Task Manager, which you can open by pressing Ctrl+Shift+Esc or by right-clicking the Windows taskbar and selecting “Task Manager.”

Opening the Windows Task Manager from Windows 10's taskbar.

It’s normal to see quite a few processes here—click “More Details” if you see a smaller list. Many of these processes have strange, confusing names. That’s normal. Windows includes quite a few background processes, your PC manufacturer added some, and applications you install often add them.

Windows 10's Task Manager showing running processes.

Badly behaved malware will often use a large amount of CPU, memory, or disk resources and may stand out here. If you’re curious about whether a specific program is malicious, right-click it in the Task Manager and select “Search Online” to find more information.

Explanation:

LOL THE HOLE IN THE COMPUTER IS THE CAMERA HAHA

kidcudi158  DESERVES brainliest for that entire book he just wrote for you

Explanation:

ahaha I forgot what I typed earlier but uhh this is close enough..

Thank you I will eventually use them for a max point drop soon for the holidays :)

You are an AMAZING person to do this and I love that about people on and that people like you help users level up and bring their smarts up at the same time!!

<3 Enjoy,

    Dea

solution:

this situation is called an ip conflict.

data from a server is sent in small bits called packets. in an ip conflict, some packets will end up in one computer while some other packets will end up in another computer.

so…overall none of the computers get the data as the original message or picture being sent by the server cannot be retrieved with only half the packets. so it will show up as an error.

thus the final answer is d.