venray1 said:I use ad aware for most and spybot for things more difficult to get rid of. you have to be careful with spybot though or you could delete some stuff you really dont want to.
Ray
venray1 said:I use ad aware for most and spybot for things more difficult to get rid of. you have to be careful with spybot though or you could delete some stuff you really dont want to.
I just DL'd SpyBot Search & Destroy, and I can't believe the difference in how fast my computer runs! It found 196 nasties hiding in my computer, and wiped them out for me after a few clicks of buttons. But yeah, read the tutorial before you jump in at the deep end... I guess the main complaint people lodge is that they've deleted things that they need (because they didn't follow the damned directions, go figure). This this rocks! I'm gonna get that AdAware, too... sounds like they work hand-in-hand.areenactor said:i have used it for over a year now, and not had a problem with it.
just yesterday i had a serious problem with a p.o.s. called "golden palace casino". i couldn't get rid of it! i finally ran spybot, and viola'! no more casino.
venray1 said:I've got all of my ports closed down, Jim. Blocked and locked tight.
Anything wants to come in, I have to know about it.This wont stop the little ad buggers and data mining cookies from getting in, but it will give em a really hard time getting out, and with ad aware being run every so often, it should clear up the problem for ya.
Ray
AffectionateDan said:Yes, and the ones it doesn't, it TELLS you what to remove, to get rid of it. This is one of those instances where people who aren't paying strict attention to directions will delete things that they do NEED, and then bitch about how that thing messed up my computer, so I had to get that little disclaimer in there.
Sadistictickler said:i'm a very satisfied with my AdAware pro crack