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by qwerty on October 18th, 2009
I'm assuming that you are speaking of Windows
In safe mode the system has only critical functions 'on'
in normal start up the virus scan may miss, or handle the infections differently.
the easiest part of Windows to attack is the registry
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this backs up windows registry
,viruses hide in system restore, so sometimes you have to turn off system restore and then scan.
What would you do if your computer is broken?
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