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| This may seem a stupid question. I have 2 computers. My old one has xp and i only use it to download music using livewire. My new one has vista and i use it for everything else. They are not connected in any way. There is no personal info on my old computer. I have one cable modem. I disconnect one computer from the modem when i want to use the other one so they are never connected to the internet at the same time. If i inadvertedly download some spyware/virus etc onto the old computer, is there anyway it can adversly affect my internet connection with the new one or infect the new computer? | Guest
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| Hi alfred, No - not unless the malware makes some unknown alterations to the firmware and/or the settings in the modem itself. Dwarf "alfred" wrote: Quote:
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