how to remove malware in xp

28 Mar

How to remove malware alert from my computer.

When I went to work and left my team then I saw malware alert on my computer when you try to uninstall in the uninstall list that keeps saying I need to go first malware alarm, although nothing is on.I have Windows XP

Or you could just do a system restore. Works like magic (often). Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> Tools System -> System Restore. Just "time travel" to a date when you think your computer was working fine. It is completely reversible, too.

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