Hi could any one tell me what the best Spyware removal software is. I
currently use, Solo Antivirus also Spyware fighter and also Windows advance
care and spybot.
I am finding that when I use one lets say Solo antivirus it says my systerm
is clean then I run Spyware fighter and it finds one infection was found then
when I run spybot it says I have 3 infections. I would like only to use 1 or
2 spyware removal software. Does anyone know which spyware removal software
would removal all.
Thanks.

No one will remove it all. That's why you need more than one.

"angel weekes" <angelweekes> wrote in message
news:e1c6
| Hi could any one tell me what the best Spyware removal software is. I
| currently use, Solo Antivirus also Spyware fighter and also Windows
advance
| care and spybot.
| I am finding that when I use one lets say Solo antivirus it says my
systerm
| is clean then I run Spyware fighter and it finds one infection was found
then
| when I run spybot it says I have 3 infections. I would like only to use 1
or
| 2 spyware removal software. Does anyone know which spyware removal
software
| would removal all.
| Thanks.

On Thu, 6 Sep 2007 04:18:02 -0700, angel weekes
<angelweekes> wrote:

> Hi could any one tell me what the best Spyware removal software is. I
> currently use, Solo Antivirus also Spyware fighter and also Windows advance
> care


I've never heard of any of these, which leads me to suspect that they
are far from the best products around.


> and spybot.


I assume that you mean "Spybot Search and Destroy." That is one of
well-known and better-regarded products.


> I am finding that when I use one lets say Solo antivirus it says my systerm
> is clean then I run Spyware fighter and it finds one infection was found then
> when I run spybot it says I have 3 infections. I would like only to use 1 or
> 2 spyware removal software. Does anyone know which spyware removal software
> would removal all.


There is no such thing. A single anti-spyware product--even the best
one--is *not* good enough. Note what Eric Howes, who has done
extensive testing on Anti-Spyware products, states:

"No single anti-spyware scanner removes everything. Even the
best-performing anti-spyware scanner in these tests missed fully one
quarter of the "critical" files and Registry entries" See
http://spywarewarrior.com/asw-test-guide.htm

I use and recommend

Spybot Search and Destroy
Adaware
Spyware Blaster
Windows Defender.

All of these are freeware.

"I assume that you mean "Spybot Search and Destroy." That is one of
well-known and better-regarded products."

Well it's certainly well-known but the reviews I have seen recently put
it near the bottom of the pack for effectiveness.

On Thu, 06 Sep 2007 13:39:56 -0400, Leonard Grey
<Leonard> wrote:

> "I assume that you mean "Spybot Search and Destroy." That is one of
> well-known and better-regarded products."
>
> Well it's certainly well-known but the reviews I have seen recently put
> it near the bottom of the pack for effectiveness.


Again, I don't recommend running any single product. I use it only in
conjunction with others.
[..]

Agreed...SS&D was my 'number two' for quite some time.

On Thu, 06 Sep 2007 10:01:51 -0700, Ken Blake, MVP posted...

> I use and recommend
>
> Spybot Search and Destroy
> Adaware
> Spyware Blaster
> Windows Defender.
>
> All of these are freeware.


Beyond recommending the typical freeware spy-killers, it is just as important to make sure you recommend
downloading these from their original sites.

For an eye opener, everyone should become familiar with this site:

http://www.spywarewarrior.com/rogue_anti-spyware.htm

Cheers

On Thu, 06 Sep 2007 19:37:30 GMT, Pete Puma <pete> wrote:

> On Thu, 06 Sep 2007 10:01:51 -0700, Ken Blake, MVP posted...
>
> > I use and recommend
> >
> > Spybot Search and Destroy
> > Adaware
> > Spyware Blaster
> > Windows Defender.
> >
> > All of these are freeware.
>> Beyond recommending the typical freeware spy-killers, it is just as important to make sure you recommend
> downloading these from their original sites.


Good point. It's normally safest to download anything (not just
"freeware spy-killers") from its developer's site, not some
third-party one.


> For an eye opener, everyone should become familiar with this site:
>
> [..]



Yes, that's an excellent site, and one that I use often. As a matter
of fact, I pointed to it (a different page on the site) in the message
to which you responded.

I downloaded adaware 2007 free version, everything downloaded correctly. When
I went to the icon to open, i double click & windows box pops up & says,
sorry ad-aware 2007 has stopped working???? I don't understand, I went into
my install & the program is installed, i've done everything I could think
of........any suggestions?

"Pete Puma" wrote:
[..]

http://www.lavasoftsupport.com/

"jeanne" <jeanne> wrote in message
news:7208
:I downloaded adaware 2007 free version, everything downloaded correctly.
When
: I went to the icon to open, i double click & windows box pops up & says,
: sorry ad-aware 2007 has stopped working???? I don't understand, I went
into
: my install & the program is installed, i've done everything I could think
: of........any suggestions?
:
: "Pete Puma" wrote:
:
: > On Thu, 06 Sep 2007 10:01:51 -0700, Ken Blake, MVP posted...
: >
: > > I use and recommend
: > >
: > > Spybot Search and Destroy
: > > Adaware
: > > Spyware Blaster
: > > Windows Defender.
: > >
: > > All of these are freeware.
: >
: >
: > Beyond recommending the typical freeware spy-killers, it is just as
important to make sure you recommend
: > downloading these from their original sites.
: >
: > For an eye opener, everyone should become familiar with this site:
: >
: > http://www.spywarewarrior.com/rogue_anti-spyware.htm
: >
: > Cheers
: >