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How to Secure Dell Laptops from Virus Attacks?

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<strong>How</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>Secure</strong> <strong>Dell</strong> Lap<strong>to</strong>ps <strong>from</strong> <strong>Virus</strong><br />

<strong>Attacks</strong>?<br />

In case your <strong>Dell</strong> lap<strong>to</strong>p isn’t protected, thieves and other fraudsters may enter your system <strong>to</strong> steal<br />

your personal information. The spammer may use the system as a zombie drones for sending the<br />

infectious links, sites which looks it came <strong>from</strong> you. It’s better <strong>to</strong> protect the system at first before any<br />

attack comes and infect.<br />

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Get good antivirus software: The main problem which penetrates the virus attack is poor<br />

software that requires more resource <strong>to</strong> work smoothly. Make sure that you install the program<br />

that holds less memory which won’t even consume much of batteries. Anti-viruses diagnose the<br />

malware and remove the entire applications that are identified as a threat.<br />

Lock the PC when you don’t need it: Even if you leave your desk for some time, it is important<br />

<strong>to</strong> lock it beforehand. This would prevent a third party <strong>to</strong> access your confidential data.<br />

Scan for software updates: Operating Systems offer regular updates and patches <strong>to</strong> secure the<br />

system against cyber crimes. Set your PC <strong>to</strong> a manner that it identifies and updates on regular<br />

basis. This would upgrade your OS <strong>to</strong> the latest version and hence, the system would combat<br />

against the prevailing risks.<br />

Set up a secure password: It won’t matter which OS you are using, make sure you add an<br />

encrypted passcode with special characters <strong>to</strong> it. A “tOGglE” case might go well with it. This<br />

would also prevent any loss of personal data.<br />

Change the au<strong>to</strong>-connecting wireless network <strong>to</strong> the manual: The chances that the PC is<br />

attacked with viruses are due <strong>to</strong> the connection through the web the entire time. Hence, turn<br />

off your Wi-Fi when there is no need <strong>to</strong> approach. Switch off the connection when you don’t<br />

need it.


If you want <strong>to</strong> know how viruses enter your system, you can contact <strong>Dell</strong> support number Australia. Dial<br />

+1-800-431-355 this will be available at your doorstep all 365 days. The team of cus<strong>to</strong>mer assistance<br />

brings up the solutions <strong>to</strong> you through the services of a <strong>to</strong>ll-free number, live chat, and remote help.<br />

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