s makes any disks or CDs that you insert into these drives a possible source of virus infection. The network adapter card is most likely your computer network and modem card connected to the local Intranet and the Internet. Virus enters through the network card most likely disguised in the form of attachments in e-mails. Not only that, but certain websites that we visit on the Internet may also contain harmful programming codes that might transfer virus or virus-like codes into our system. These viruses come alive with the simple opening of a program. The virus then installs itself into the computer's memory. The virus, now begins to spread, which is where things get pretty nasty. After entering the computer memory, a virus often immediately sets out to multiply and spread duplicate copies of itself across the main data storage device. It does thi
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