TheHatter

Whoa, I think you posted a little too much. If it was lag, it was lagging on my end too. Also thanks, I can't believe i didn't see that! Apparently, my lease ends at the same time everyday.

But is changing everyday normal? or does it really depend on the ISP?

So I just noticed this when I started playing a video game. It has a built in feature which basically tells you what IP address has your account been logged in from. It notified me that i have logged in from a different IP since i last played. I only played on my computer. I searched around, and found that I have a dynamic IP by typing ipconfig /all on cmd. What I really want to ask is what are the "rules" for the IP to change, because mines changes everyday. My modem is never off so I don't know why it always changes. Does simply turning off my computer make my ISP assign me a new IP?

Are the stuff from that website safe? I downloaded something called Free Video Zilla from them but I don't know if it's safe. They apparently did make a trusted thing called IE7 pro though.

And also, in your link they called it wecarereminder while mines just came up as ASPCA TriMini Reminder by We-Care.com in the control panel where i can uninstall things. Sorry if I sound paranoid but these few days I have been dealing with some things and a virus is the last thing I want to deal with.

How did it get on my computer though? Did it come pre installed?

So i was looking through a bunch of things i don't need and i come upon: ASPCA TriMini Reminder by We-Care.com I don't remember ever getting this and was wondering what it is. Is it safe? or should i delete it?

Well a few days back I downloaded something called Free Video Zilla and installed it, but then I read something about a spyware on cnet.com review so I uninstalled it and deleted the installer. After that I scanned my computer with Avast! and Malwarebytes and both came up with nothing. So now I am very paranoid that I have some kind of spyware even though nothing has been acting up. Is there spywares out there that just steals your information without doing anything else so the user of the computer is not aware of its existence?