"Virus" that blacks out the screen on certain web pages - HELP?!

[FremontPC]

Love to see the 17" or 15's (ASUS ROG) that can hold two drives. SSD boot and move data to the mechanical. No more HDD light on solid and CPU utilization is MUCH improved.

 

[LifelineIT]

My OCZ Agility 3 needed a firmware update when I got it ~2.5 years ago, but its read/writes remain dramatically better than real-world throughput tests on most of what is out there today. My friend bought a Kingston at the same time that hard-bricked within 45 days. I'm definitely nearing the end of life for this one, though...

IMO the way to upsell SSD's is to either buy a mini pcie one if there's a slot available, or to yank the optical drive and give them an enclosure, dropping the SSD into a chassis and putting it in the optical space.

That said, make sure that if you're upselling SSD's that you insist that they get a backup service as well, because service life and reliability are unquestionably worse than spinning disks.

 

[LordX]

Ok - I am man enough to admit when I may have jumped the gun.

The 'black screen virus of doom' seems to me to be the users monitor. I have had the system overnight and have been unable to reproduce the issue here.

Thanks to all those who offered help in this issue!

 

[joseluisxp]

i will try to connect the machine to a external monitor and see if you get the same isue,then i will go back to the last restore point (no more that 30 day) if you still have the same isue i will bot for avg offline CD or spybot Portable and scan and remove any Malware found then i will check the proxy setting and remove any added Search engenier and reset the browers setting to Default.