It may be either a hacker, the fact that you might have made them mad, or they just arent very nice.
It's theoretical possible, but not likely. But if someone managed to do this, then yes, your computer would overheat.
Because they want to take your software, money, games etc.
No. It is a virus. You would need to be kissing very affectionately and even then you may not develop the virus.
How would you get a virus from a computer game? No you cannot get a virus
the west nile virus was carried in mosquitoes. they would bite someone then move on through the states
It is very unlikely you would get a virus from there.
It makes the computer slow and disfunction. Like how a VIRUS in your body would make your body disfunction.
If you are talking about computer viruses, you would get them from disreputable sites, and sometimes even on normal sites that have been hacked. You can also pick them up through clicking on an email that someone sends you. You have to be really careful, and keep your antivirus software up to date. If you are talking about a biological virus, usually from other people, either through the air (like sneezing) or through touch (like shaking hands).
I would report that to any virus company. its not in any of the virus databases
To scare somebody into thinking it's a real virus without facing the legal troubles or actually harming the persons actual computer in the process.
There's two main types of computer theft:1. Main theft of the computer is someone actually stealing it from your possession.2. Theft of computer services is likely to be a virus stealing information from your computer, or a virus hijacking your computer through a control panel on the attackers side.How can you be safe from these threats?1a. By an Alarm for you house, don't show off your computer if you're in an area with a high crime rate - obvious steps to safeguard your house and possessions.2a. Get a Firewall and Anti-virus, these can be found on the Internet and in stores, make sure the program you're downloading to safeguard your computer is legit and ot a virus itself, I would promote things such as the commercially available anti-virus programs. Keep these up to date.Added; Another example of theft of services would be if you accessed the net using someone elses access point(hot spot) typically via a non-password protected modem or link.
Your best bet would be to just take the computer to Staples and have them remove the virus.