Yes, you must Fdisk every time you install E-Soft Virus Protection Card to ensure the partitions of the hard disk is correctly partitioned. Yes, viruses get spammed out to internet users worldwide at a rate of million of users in a matter of minutes, there is not enough time for the antivirus online update to analyzed, deployed a signature file and update you within that short time.

A computer virus is a program designed to spread itself by infecting executable files or system areas of hard drives or floppy disks and then making copies of itself. Viruses usually operate without the knowledge or desire of the computer user.

Hardly! The CTScleanmail service may delay your email by a few seconds, but not more than a minute. Email with large attachments, can be delayed up to about a minute or so because of the time it takes to do the scanning for viruses and spam. <top>

YES! As time goes by the creators or viruses become more sophisticated and dangerous. We strongly recommend the use of a good virus program that is updated regularly.

To Quote Wayne Rash in his Aug 7,2002 Article in EWeek Magazine: "Viruses continue to be a major problem for most companies. In fact, they're getting worse. As e-mail use has grown, so have the number and the virulence of computer viruses. Yet, for most companies, the only defense against viruses is the antivirus software that resides on employees' desktop computers. You have to depend on employees to actually scan everything that comes into their computers, and thus on to your network.

For the latest advice, check C|Net or another online resource. Users of Windows XP should consider upgrading to Windows XP Service Pack 2, which includes a windows firewall (BC has a help page discussing this update). No mechanism is perfectly secure, but this is one way to help further protect your system. Students that use third-party Internet service providers (ISPs) such as Comcast, RCN, Verizon DSL, or AOL may want to set up a virtual private network, or VPN.

Yes. Our goal is to help make the Internet a friendly and useful place that's as safe as possible for you and your entire family. That is why we have included SBC Yahoo! Parental Controls as part of your SBC Yahoo! DSL service. With the parental controls provided, you can have more control over the content your children are able view on the Internet than you would without parental controls.

We use the latest anti-virus software and update the newest virus warnings/protection on a regular basis.

Software only solutions can easily be hacked and cannot offer a complete protection for your PC outside the operating system. The E-Soft Virus Protection Card can protect against issues or corruption by intercepting them outside the operating system right at the hardware level.

This is cause by damaged Windows file allocation table, our card check file allocation tables and if damaged table is present, the above warning will appears. To resolve this problem, you can reformat and reinstall your Windows program and then install our driver and card.

Yes, it will be possible to have spam protection without virus protection and vice versa by logging into the paradise.net members section of the website. Here you can manage your individual user ids and choose to have just spam protection without virus protection or vice versa. Please note that even if you opt-out of receiving virus protection all of your outgoing email will still be scanned for viruses.

It is very important to have up-to-date virus protection on the desktop, virus entry points are changing, with an increasing number of viruses entering via the Internet as well as via e-mail. Moreover, the most destructive viruses still enter through unprotected e-mails. The CTScleanmail Service eliminates this threat before it reaches your network.

Your SIM card is already installed in your cellular phone. The SIM card is activated and ready to go!

E-Soft Virus Protection Card uses the "sandboxing" technique which create a virtual Operating System so sophisticated that when a piece of virus code comes in, it is fooled into operating on the virtual operating system instead of the actual one, therefore sparing the actual operating system from the virus.