The phrase "affected computer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a computer that has been impacted or influenced by a particular event, issue, or condition.
Example: "The technician examined the affected computer to determine the cause of the malfunction."
Alternatives: "impacted computer" or "compromised computer".
From there, Microsoft can alert affected computer users to update their anti-virus protection and remove Nitol from their machines.
The change is the biggest to hit small companies since the introduction of the infamous IR35, which was introduced five years ago and affected computer contractors.
That led the company to believe for a moment that the problem was not the power grid but the Blaster worm, which had affected computer systems around the world.
This trend has affected Computer Science programs throughout the world in different proportions.
Affected computer users often exhibit limited wrist range of motion, particularly wrist flexion, which has been attributed to increased extensor muscle tension, rather than to pain symptoms.
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Both H.P. and Dell said that customers who bought affected computers would be able to return them for a refund.
Despite admitting that the Superfish software installs a root certificate on affected computers, and that a simple uninstall will not remove the root certificate, Lenovo's statement initially said that "we have thoroughly investigated this technology and do not find any evidence to substantiate security concerns".
While the worm also affected computers India, Indonesia and the US, it has spread the most in Iran.
Companies need not have offices in California to be affected by the law, nor must affected computers be located within the states' borders.
Security relies instead on monitoring systems thoroughly in order to establish a baseline, identifying anomalies such as a computer moving unusual volumes of data or communicating with suspect IP addresses, and responding rapidly when unusual behavior is observed by taking affected computers off the network.
