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The worst part the scene you paint with the mouse pointer moving and files being access by someone who broke into your network is letting them yourself under the story that they work for Microsoft's Internet security. The scam that has been going on for years a foreign sounding voice calls and says your computer has a problem and they are from Microsoft Internet security they have you look for curtain number on your windows it will be there it has been a part every windows put out. The true scam starts when they want remote access to your computer and find errors in the event logs that are normal and offer to fix the problems with their magically software for just 400 dollars even if you refuse they say that you paid 400 dollars for their service and offer to refund but you have to give a credit card number to get it. They claim if you have a Apple computer they can fix it remotely too.
Run a rootkit scanning program I use one calling it's self mbar but there are many of them on the internet for free and scan for malware as well I have ccleaner that I use once again there many for free on the internet that you load a flash drive. Avast is good antivuris program and may remove malware but the rookkit will keep loading the malware over and over until removed.
Not also from I found just the programs I like to use and found that work for me but each person has their own choice of programs they like to use have turned off pop ups in your web browser?
I'm not connected to the Internet so unless they break into my router when it's on, I get no popups or intruders. Right now, I'm looking to access my 2 Androids from the PCs and my PCs from my Androids. Haven't figured that out yet. PC to PC is working through home groups at the moment. As normal, finding any file sharing settings on the Androids has proven elusive.
As we've discussed over PM, there are apps on Android that support SMB (Microsoft Network Sharing). Solid Explorer and ES File Explorer are two that I've used. GoodReader works with iOS, likely there are others.
Of course that just lets you access the file. Rendering it properly also requires the right app(s).
