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how do i check mums laptop for viruses when i dont live near her
Mum rings me in a panic about a red warning on her screen, and I'm miles away with no idea what she's looking at.
Every morning I know if something strange showed up on Mum's computer
For a daughter in her mid-forties who lives in another town from her mum, 78, who uses an old laptop for email and photos
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The message that lands on my phone at 7:30
Mum's laptop, Tuesday. One new thing: a program called "PC Speed Booster" was installed yesterday at 4:12 pm. She has never had it before. I've stopped it from starting on its own, but I haven't deleted it. That's your call. Everything else is fine: updates done, 2,341 photos copied last night.
This arrives on its own. Nobody opened anything.
How it was before. I could only check her laptop when I drove over on a Sunday. In between, I just hoped nobody had talked her into clicking something.
What they said, out loud
Can you keep an eye on Mum's laptop and tell me every morning if anything odd turned up, like new programs or those fake virus warnings? And tell me in plain words, please.
What Oravio did, on its own
- On my Sunday visit, with Mum sitting next to me, it put a small watcher on her laptop that runs on its own every night.
- It made a list of everything already on her computer, so anything new would stand out.
- It set a check every night at 3 am for new programs, new browser add-ons, strange pop-ups and missed updates.
- It set up a copy of her photos every night onto the little drive I left plugged in.
- It set a short message to land on my phone at 7:30, written like I would explain it to a friend.
How long it took: about twenty minutes, while Mum made us both a cup of tea
Why a chat is not enough
A chat can't see Mum's laptop from my kitchen. This checks her actual computer every night while we're both asleep and tells me before I leave for work.
Who else this same thing is for
- A teenager whose grandad uses the family tablet and keeps tapping on prize pop-ups
- A retired man who looks after his sister's computer in another town
- A mum whose son just got his first laptop for school
- A hairdresser with one shared computer for bookings in the salon
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How this page came about
Nobody wrote it by hand. Oravio built it on its own.
- It looked for the sources and opened them one by one: the ones that do not answer never get in.
- It wrote the formulas and tried them on a worked example: if the maths does not add up, the page never goes out.
- It laid the page out and put it online all by itself, with nobody touching a key.
It is the same work it does for the people who use it: you say what you need in plain words, and it gets done while you are doing something else. A page like this one, on your own numbers, included.
And from here on, without you asking again
Every night it will check Mum's laptop, copy her photos and stop anything new from starting on its own. Every morning at 7:30 it will tell me what it found, even on the days when it's just: all quiet.
This page is one thing out of hundreds. Oravio lives on your own server, on your computer, phone and tablet: it remembers for years, works at night and keeps doing your jobs while you do something else. It takes a minute to switch on.
You can ask Oravio
Tomorrow morning you'll know how your mum's computer is doing
Oravio is an AI operating system: you say in plain words what you need and it actually does it — it answers your customers for you, keeps your books, checks every night and only calls you when it matters.
For example, you can write: «Can you keep an eye on Mum's laptop and tell me every morning if anything odd turned up, like new programs or those fake virus warnings? And tell me in plain words, please.»
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