Infected: The Twin Vaccine game: Download and Play

Hello Sammy, the answer is No' as coepmtur viruses and other malicious program spread from coepmtur to coepmtur by either downloading, opening, and installing programs that has the viruses, worms, trojan horses, etc. I am networking in my home with 2 other coepmturs, one is a laptop and the others are desktops, one of the desktop coepmtur one had a serious virus where it had to be taken to the shop to get it removed twice, while the laptop and the other desktop had no problems. You each has its own antivirus program installed and 2 with a store bought antivirus program and one with the Free version, it were the free version that got infected, not saying that it were because of the free version because the one that is installed is real good, but it were Not' keep updated with the latest updates or scan often. So to make a long story even longer (smile) As long as you don't download, install or open any programs that you don't know about or who it came from and keep each coepmtur up-to-date with the latest updates and run a full scan at least once a week then no matter how many coepmtur you run in a single house and are networking together they will be protected.