That can be a little tricky as you may be trying to connect to a secure network and it wont let you. We have a forum here at WhattheTech just for Networking questions, there the experts on that issue we just do malware removal in this one.
OK, thanks for the info. I was about to ask you if there are other things i needed on my computer to keep me from being so vulnurable or stop hackers from getting in my computer. Is there anyway I can set myself as the Administrator of my computer. I think whomever hijacked my computer has made themself the Administrator. I need to change that or make sure I can only be the Administrator?
Denise
Your the Administrator, you can log on as your self or administrator in Safemode. It just appears that your computer may have some issues besides the malware you had, You can post any of the forums that I listed for windows support , they are more up to date with the fixes you may need to straighten out your system.
Ken
I got a warning message that I couldn't download the offline nor the online Java because the authencity of the certificate failed and couldn't be verified because there was an error parsing the certificate. No assertions can be made of the origin or validity of the code. Installing and running this code is not allowed.
Ok, when just went back to double click on the Java icon on my desktop from the restart of my computer some boxes openned up and I just clicked on the items in the box and clicked on start. So let's see it I'm doing something right.
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