Thread: My PC doesn't sound a beep

I have a couple of problems. (1) My PC doesn't sound a beep, can you tell me where to connect the internal speaker wire on the motherboard? I have an Intel original 945 motherboard. (2) A file named 'cookies' appears in my Mozilla folder (C:\Documents and Settings\ Administrator\Application Data\ M ozi II a\Fi refox\Profi lesoaOx3vk. default). When scanned it was found to be a virus so I removed it using AVG Anti-Spyware and Ad-Aware 2007. But it still reappears after a minute. Please help. (3) The net speed slows down when I try to browse. After 2 hours of use, it stops responding and when rebooted, everything returns to normal. Please help.

If you look closely at the motherboard where the HDD LED and power/reset switches are plugged in, you will find a 4-pin header. This is where you can connect the speaker wire. It does not matter which way you plug it in. Alternatively, check the manual of the motherboard. Check for a diagram of the front panel connectors.

The speaker, HOD LED, power LED, and power/ reset switch headers are located together. Also, your system is infected With a worm. Please have your system
scanned with good updated antiVirus and antispyware software. Use AVG if needed.
As for your last question, there IS an application that runs when Windows stares up and stays resident In the memory. You will have to scan the systelT' in safe mode Press [FBI when the system is booting, select 'Safe mode' and then scan your PC with the same tools. Restart the computer and use it.