Legitimate texture packs will not cause a virus. Of course, just in case, always have antivirus software active on your computer. (Avast!)
no they don't give viruses
Minecraft texture packs should not have any viruses in them. I have never heard of anyone getting a virus from a texture pack, so you should be all set.
Computers may obtain viruses in a number of different ways, including downloading music or movies, downloading pornagraphic material, or even opening an untrustworthy email. If the game software has a virus, then it is absolutely possible for the computer to become infected by downloading a game.
Usually no. The more popular mods never have viruses. However, if you get a not well known one, I suggest looking at the reviews...
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downloading games can carry viruses
Legitimate texture packs will not cause a virus. Of course, just in case, always have antivirus software active on your computer. (Avast!)
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no they don't give viruses
No, Minecraft does not have any Virueses if you are downloading it from the Offical Minecraft wedsite. If you are downloading a Cracked version (Free version) then there is a 80% chance of it being a virus.
Minecraft texture packs should not have any viruses in them. I have never heard of anyone getting a virus from a texture pack, so you should be all set.
I have Mo'creatures on my minecraft... so far no bugs :) I hope this helps. The viruses sometimes comes from bad downloads, so be careful downloading
BOTS (acclaim) doesn't or will not give your computer viruses. I've played it for many years and have gotten no viruses. So, if you were thinking about downloading it, it won't give you any viruses.
Downloading software from the internet can cause viruses, but is not a given. If the software is from a trusted source, and the user has adequate virus protection on their computer, then an infection is unlikely.
Viruses often come in the form of Trojans and Keyloggers embedded in the executable. The only way to prevent your computer from being infected is by downloading games only from trusted publishers and sources, such as the developer's website, and by getting an anti-virus software to protect your computer from getting such viruses.