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Like biological viruses, computer viruses can spread quickly and are often difficult to get rid of without causing damage. Virus Proof: The Ultimate Guide to Protecting Your System provides key steps you should take to protect your system from these destructive viruses. Inside you will learn how to recover data that is lost as a result of a virus, what common viruses do, and how they spread. Virus Proof is an excellent resource for any computer user, from the beginner to the expert.

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1.0 out of 5 stars SECOND EDITION?? WHY WAS THERE A FIRST??, June 9, 2002

By	LINDA COMEAU "rigel50" (CANADA) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

This is the MOST BORING book I've ever read. Whoever read it for publication obviously knows NOTHING about computers. He constantly repeats himself and really says NOTHING---other than "don't download from the internet and don't share files". And it's obvious he knows nothing about viruses either. Doesn't give any description how to prevent them---other than buying virus protection software, which most computers come with now. By constantly repeating everything at the beginning and end of each chapter with litte content in between, the book could of been scaled down to 10 pages of non-repetitive words from the 350. It's ONLY redeeming quality is a couple C++ programs he copied from other people and some of the websites he mentions. Other than that, it deserves a rating of "ZERO".