Originally Posted by
TheChiroDoc12
Hey there, I used to work on computers. Trust me, this isn't a big deal. If it is a virus, nobody is spying on you. Viruses attack your system files to try and destroy your OS. Spyware is what you are talking about. If you are paranoid about being "watched," then take some electrical tape and put it over your webcam(assuming that you have one). Run an anti-spyware program to check for anything suspicious. You can also download a program called "Peerblock" to block all incoming IPs. If you're still not satisfied, backup your data and to a complete wipe and restore of your operating system. To cut to the chase, nobody wants to hack you. If you knew the time they would have to invest to hack you, you wouldn't be worried. To be technical, you can even encrypt your hard drive. Download a program called "TrueCrypt." It allows you build codes to protect your system. Oh and wifi bars going in and out has no relation to internet spyware. So, if someone was hacking you and lets say the wifi bars were evidence, then it would be somebody close to your network. I'm talking not even two houses down. If that worries you, rename your local network. Name it "portal of doom" or something. haha! By the way, all of the software I recommended to you is freeware, meaning that it costs nothing and works great.
No worries, you're fine.
-Adam