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Back in 2012, Montreal-based entrepreneurs Marty Algire and Corey Velan released a product known as the FixMeStick. It's a bootable USB device that detects and eliminates viruses in PCs ... because ...

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Once malicious software gets into your computer, it can be impossible to remove yourself. For example, if your computer has ransomware this takes control of your device as soon as your operating ...

The Hill may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. Through the challenges of 2020 and 2021, we’ve learned a lot about ourselves as a society. Something ...

When the trusty computer isn't trusty any more and refuses to boot, home users have a common theme: The easier it is to get it up and running again, the better. And that is the thinking behind ...

Q: Is a FixMeStick any good for removing malware and viruses? A: There is no one-size-fits-all approach to removing malicious code from your computer. The best way to deal with malware and viruses ...

Question: I recently saw an ad for a new product called The FixMeStick. It’s one of those sticks you plug into your computer, and it cleans up all your viruses. Is ...

According to recent news on the BBC more than 4000 people have had their computers infected with ransomware, with over £4.5 million paid out to cyber criminals. Paul Mitchell, from FixMeStick, a ...