Not usually. Normally, an Antivirus requires a paid licence per computer. If an "Antivirus" is spreading via the network, it's a safe bet it's either a rogue Antivirus, or an infection disguised as an Antivirus.
Rebecca should Determine whether fixing the first problem caused the second problem.
d. Determine whether fixing the first problem caused the second problem.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Rebecca completed work on the computer and is verifying the functionality of the system when she finds a new problem.
Keeping in mind the fact that Rebecca's company's policy is that all problems need to be reported and given a priority code before they can be assigned to someone, she should go ahead and determine whether fixing the first problem caused the second problem to arise.
Although the company's policy does not approve of this, before reporting a problem she should check whether the problem is worth the effort. As mentioned, the problem is not urgent and can easily be fixed, she should go ahead with this option.
So what is the question my guy?
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