Is it useful to reinstall the system if the computer is controlled by someone else?

Grid, then reinstall the system and you'll be fine.

After seeing your problem, you don't need to reinstall the system, and it's not that your computer is controlled by others, it's just malicious, you just need an Internet assistant (like Kaka Internet Assistant is good) to fix IE. Also, if the reinstallation system is overlaid and installed, it generally does not solve any problems.

It's so tall, I haven't seen it, since it's not under your control, it means that it must be poisoned, disconnection from the network is the first place, and then antivirus.

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QQ has been stolen, then he transmits a virus through your QQ, and it should be simple to modify your computer configuration. To be honest, no matter how complicated the boot password is, it can be broken with the help of tools, and it doesn't matter.

Disconnect the network·· Kill the poison·· Then restore the system.

Yes, but it's not necessary, pretend to be a security guard, and you can solve it with a killing.

In this case, reinstalling the system can only deal with viruses hidden in the C drive, it is recommended to enter the safe mode with the network to check and kill viruses when booting up, and then reinstall the system.

Ten minutes after cutting off the computer battery, the lock screen disappears.

There is a certain possibility, if the other party gives you a kind of MBR virus similar to the ghost of this Chashengzhou, then it is useless how many times you reinstall the system, this needs to be killed with a smile, you can go to the Internet to search for it, there are a lot, MBR virus is started before the system, so no matter how your system is restored, reinstallation has no effect on him, he can be defeated in front of the system, the system's security software has been started before it starts, so this virus is generally very soft to deal with, You'd better see for yourself,Is it an MBR virus,If it's the next MBR virus.,If it's just an ordinary Trojan.,Then there will be no problem after reinstallation.,Unless it's the system you reinstalled with a virus.,Or the virus is infected with a gho file (on the premise of ghost restoration),You have to check it step by step.。

After the system is reinstalled, the general virus or something is also deleted, as long as the "correct" Internet access, unfamiliar files do not accept anything, there will be no problem of number theft.

There is not much danger to the security of the Mega Slippery System", it is recommended to use big name antivirus software such as 360 Antivirus, ESET, Kaspersky Mega and pay attention to network security, and do not accept things sent by strangers at will.

There is no danger anymore. It's just better to install anti-virus software.

The reason why hackers control your computer is to use software, and to reinstall the system is to scrap the original system, make a new system, install anti-virus and anti-Trojan software, and of course, delete and reinstall other software that was originally installed.

If you don't have anything important in the hard drive, format the entire disk, reinstall the system, and you'll be fine. If it's not convenient to grille, unplug the network cable.

Useful reinstalling the system will eliminate any malware that has been planted.

It works, it's fine after loading!

Hello: Remote control basically says that the possibility is but not big, unless you put a wooden code into your computer, but there is one thing you have to be vigilant, that is, you must change all your passwords, the reason is that if your friends know, your account also knows your password, you don't know if you don't change it, that is, the abnormal number has not been stolen, after repairing it in the observation for a few days, and your Internet time people also know, that is, after you get off the plane, you don't know, This is my personal opinion and thoughts, please understand.

No, he's not so powerful, and no one so powerful will come to your idea.

You can set it on your own computer that you can't share and can't remotely.

The suspicion is too heavy! I guess your buddy can't beat that level yet!

If it is due to the Trojan, reinstalling the system can solve the problem, if it is remote operation, reinstalling the system is also possible, if the camera is installed in your home, which is mainly installed by family members or nearby people who can see your computer, then reinstalling the system is useless.

After reading the problem you said, it's not a big problem, and it can be solved by reinstalling the system. It's best to format the entire disk and then reinstall the system. In this way, you can play with confidence, and then install an antivirus software in general, there will be no problem. Rest assured.

If your computer is monitored, the physical address of your computer has been recognized, and you can't do it unless you change computers.

It is difficult for the computer to be monitored, is the landlord sure?

It's best to format the whole system, and the general virus will do.