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Question: If I have a virus on my computer and can't get rid of it would reformatting or even erasing my hard drive remove the virus?

Answer: The short answer to this question is a simple yes. If a virus is infecting your computer, you can format your hard drive (or even erase it if you want to take it that far) to remove it for good.

Doing that is just like starting over, so it's definitely an option if you've already run out of other choices. On the other hand, there is a "but" that comes along with that. While the format process will take care of the virus, you have to be careful when you're putting everything back on to your computer.

For example, if any one of the programs, files, etc. you put back on your computer contain a part of the virus, it will go right back on your PC as if nothing changed. That includes any backups you did, any media drives you may use and so on.

The virus could be stored anywhere, so you really have to pay attention when you're reloading your computer. Make sure you put your virus scan programs back on first and run them continuously until you have everything installed again. Take your time and be patient. Otherwise, that virus will be back in action in no time and that's just not acceptable.

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