Press CTRL + ALT + DELETE to open the Windows Task Manager.
Click on "Processes". Locate the exe file virus. Random or its associated exe., Then right click and select "End Process" key.
Search for the installation of malicious code found in Add / Remove Programs in Windows Control Panel.
Using the Google search engine encryption prevents some of these viruses. It gives you a very safe web browsing, without any interference from others.
Check the local area network (LAN). To do this:
Open Internet Explorer. When you open your browser, go to "Tools". From there, click Internet Options.
In the box "Internet Options" dialog select the "Connections" tab, click "LAN Settings" which is the last tab in the end.
In "Local Area Network (LAN)" dialog box, uncheck the box that says "Use a proxy server for your LAN" and click "OK".
Verify that the DNS settings are not changed. To do this:
Open the Control Panel from the Start menu or you can go directly to the "Connect" in the menu.
Go to "Network Connections" of the "Network and Internet Connections" and double click to open (or just click on "show all connections will be the second option).
You could see the "Local Area Connection" icon in both cases. Right click on it and select "Properties". "Local Area Connection Properties" dialog box. Check the box that says "Obtain DNS server address automatically" and click OK.
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