Computers are wonderful when they work and frustrating when they don’t. When they are not working they eat up time trying to get them fixed.

I think we are having different problems, actually, mine was acting very viral-ish (virulent?) before it crashed. However, the timing was so coincidental, I thought I’d ask for feedback from you/anyone to see if there were any for common denominators, sorry for the intrusion.

After my system wouldn’t restart this morning and Windows immediately suggested a System Restore, I was fine, with no viruses after scans, except after my audio for work still wouldn’t load properly, I just now discovered all my add-ons were gone – I had to just uninstall/reinstall my work programs and it’s fine.

It could be unrelated, but yesterday, before the crash this morning, I did get a message from Firefox that some of my add-ons weren’t connected – about an hour after this Adobe Reader install. I ignored it at the time because my programs were working properly. However, these programs were already open, too. Perhaps after close/reopen the problem showed.

Do you think it’s a possibility that the new upgrade has a glitch and/or perhaps knocks off other add-ons, particularly if using certain browsers?

Mark isn’t available at the moment, he’ll be checking later

The problem is a CPU overload but I am not yet sure if the overload is the result of a virus.

That computer is now isolated from the internet etc and I am leaving it to run for a few hours to see if it resolves the problem.

Is yours behaving itself now?

Chrystal wanted me to ask you if you had gotten a virus, and if so which, since her computer started acting up yesterday and now is now doing a system restore on boot up. Did your computer do this as well? Was it a CPU overtax problem on your end or a virus? Once she finishes the restore she will let you know what a scan turns up.

Thanks