In most cases, yes. All of our doctors are trained in the latest endoscopic techniques. Most polyps can be removed at the time of colonoscopy. Rarely, a polyp is too big or too flat to remove and surgery is necessary. In fact, since Three Rivers Endoscopy Center opened in 1996, our doctors have removed tens of thousands of polyps. Each polyp removed is a potential colon cancer prevented.

Yes. When virus-infected mails are quarantined, the message file name is put in the warning message to the Administrator. See similar questions...

Windows prevents you to do step #3 and #4 above if the machine is still connected to the Internet. The file "windows\system\wsock32.dll" is used whenever the machine is connected to Internet (i.e. through dial-up or LAN connection). See similar questions...

You must protect your PC vigilantly against computer viruses and various attacks because they not only affect the operation of your computer but also the performance of the entire HKU network. See similar questions...

Tap Edit on the bottom menu bar, then tap Preferences. Tap the Delete button and select Yes when prompted to delete all personal information. See similar questions...

Then I have a problem. But I've enough problems already, so I don't need to be worrying about one more until it's here. Well, Lord Spatula's the alter-ego, so to speak. But whereas LSIK&T is a pretty over-the-top, abrasive sort, I'm a pretty nice guy. Give you the shirt off my back, work on your computer for free if you can't afford my outlandish rates (grin), that sort of thing. See similar questions...

MarineProviders Solution is reliable and secure using the most current and secure https transmission protocols. In addition, MarineProvider employs the most powerful anti-virus software currently available. See similar questions...

CUantivirus (eTrust) will try to cure the infected file, if that doesn't work than it will rename the file by putting an .avb extension on the file name. At the end of the scan you will be able to see which files were affected by issuing a status report. For more information on this, click here. See similar questions...

Be very wary of any herpes product that claims to "cure" the herpes virus. The fact is, because herpes is caused by a virus you cannot actually 'cure' or 'remove' it. If this fact makes you a little disheartened try to remember that there is currently no cure for ANY virus at this time - this includes chickenpox, measles, mumps, the common flu and any other virus you can think of. See similar questions...

Disconnect the affected PC from your network. If the entire network is affected, disconnect the entire network or power off the network switch. Use any of the above antivirus software to completely clean the affected PC, or group of PCs one at a time. If your virus definitions are not up to date, connect it to the network and update your virus definition, then disconnect the network again and run the virus scan. See similar questions...

CodeRed is spread through unpatched Microsoft IIS web servers. If you don't need to run a webserver, disable it. If you do, please patch it. You can find a cumulative patch here to prevent you from being reinfected. To clean off your current infection, please visit this link for a tool that will remove it for you. See similar questions...

Nimda is a worm that spreads itself via email and attaches to infected Windows IIS Servers. If you don't need to run a webserver, disable it. There are two variants of nimda, each with their own tool. Please see w32.nimda.e@mm.removal.tool and w32.nimda.a@mm.removal.tool for each of them. You will have to run both to determine which you are infected with. See similar questions...

This worm is spread through unprotected or easily guessed passwords on shares on port 445 on Windows 2000 and Windows XP systems. Once its in it installs itself and starts to spread to other users. Please visit this link for information on how to remove it. To protect yourself, turn off any unneccesary shares and configure better passwords on shares that do exists to include numbers and special characters. See similar questions...

In most cases when a virus scan application can detect the virus it will also have the ability to remove the virus detect. It may be beneficial to try another antivirus application if the first application utilized is unable to remove or detect the virus. See similar questions...

For a more general solution, please visit our downloads page for free anti-virus software for your PC. See similar questions...

If your computer is virus infected, one of two things may happen to affect your access. The virus can interfere with your network connection, or your computer may need to be quarantined to prevent the spread of the virus on the network. If you know what type of virus you have, you may visit ResNet's Virus Threats page for more information. It may be necessary to reformat your computer to completely remove the virus(es). See similar questions...

Generally, no. If you have already been infected by a virus, it is best to have the virus removed before antivirus software is installed. Please contact the iTech HelpDesk and arrange for assistance. See similar questions...

No. However, with the addition of DWPI content, several software enhancements were necessary to fully utilize the new data. See similar questions...