I have this program called ultimate cleaner 2007. Its an annoying spyware program that creates pop ups on my computer even when Im offline. I’ve tried removing, searched for it, went through my hard drive and went throuhg add/remove programs list. I found a program to solve the problem but it costs money. Im running spyware docter and that got everything but the ultamite cleaner 2007, can someone please help me?

Ok so there’s this computer for sale in pb technologies for 00 which seems good and i want to buy it for games and alll that but the problem is that i dont want to buy my computer today and then after the next couple of months it just gets outdated and a useless gaming computer.
The specs of the computer:

Intel core i5 750 2.66 ghz
3 gb ram
hd 4850 graphics card
windows 7 ultimate 64-bit version

If i buy this computer will this computer be good for gaming and etc for at least the next 4 to 5 years? Will this computer be a good computer when the next gen consoles arrive? Cause i dont want to spend money on a computer for at least the next 4 years? After 4 yrs i could buy a new pc or upgrade it? Is this good?

I need to buy Windows 7 Professional, but I need to save on the money. I have noticed that there are other on line companies that sells it for a better price, but how can I trust the seller?
I am talking about those from where you download.

I am tossing up which console to buy. What are the differences between Xbox 360 and PlayStation2 (in terms of variety and types of games, graffics, game play, cost of games and console itself and any other difference)? Which do you reccomend and which is the best value for money. Cheers!

Hi.
I want to do some virtualization using either Sun’s Virtualbox or Vmware. I will use Ubuntu as host operating system and I want to run about 8 installs of XP concurrently as guests. All of these XP guests will simultaneously do stuff on the web.

I need to buy a monster machine to handle this. My money can either buy me an i7 cpu with a little DDR3 ram (4-8gb) or a Quad Core (q9400) with about 16 gb of DDR2 ram.

It seems like the cpu is powerful enough in both cases, but I believe the extra 8gb or ram will come in real handy when it comes to virtualization. I believe the bottlenecks in virtualization would be located elsewhere, such as I/O. Please tell me what you feel would be my best choice.
4 answers in about 10 minutes… wow ! Are you guys on standby waiting for these questions ? Anyways, thanks for the good answers so far. I will wait a while until I award the winner to see if some more geeks respond. Please keep ‘em coming people.
I respect the opinion that the i7 is the fastest cpu and is good with virtualization, but I think i will go with quad core, cause I believe I need as much extra ram as my budget will buy. Honorary prices to all that suggested that Quad Core is the way to go, Quad Core is what I will choose. I will vote for user "Divot" as the winner though, because of his valued opinions about cache and DDR3. Thank you all that responded.