You responded that you do Turn Off the Computer at Night.

If you are using Microsoft Windows, Proceed:

If you have a Notebook computer that is not a company provided machine:

1. When does your Notebook get scanned by your Anti Virus?
2. How do you manage that process?
3. Those questions may expose to you why notebook computers are often easier to infect and get away with it.
   • Notebook computers are not intended to be left on all the time.  The existence of virus in our world have made it wise to keep a computer turned on at night.  There is no good way to do that.
   • That is why I do not recommend a notebook for the home. It is a great value, but this issue makes you live with extra virus exposure.

If you have a traditional desktop computer:

1. When does your Anti Virus run its scan of your machine?
2. Do you configure your scanning schedule, or
3. Did you leave everything at the default.

Send me the information and I will keep your note as ONE coupon for removing your infection from ONE qualified computer.

Contact me at  clackey3@earthlink.net

Be sure to identify yourself well enough. 
The email address may be good enough.

Carl Lackey