Superantispyware

If you are having trouble with spyware and adware (particularly AntiVir 2010 or it's variants) visit superantispyware.com and download their free version of SuperAntiSpyware, it is absolutley amazing! I use malwarebytes and found no infections but with superantispyware I found 149 infections and it got the AntiVir2010 which malwarebytes, spybot, and AVG didn't touch. I was happy it found the AntiVir2010(nasty adware), but was totally surprised by the other 148 items it found. It found trojans that the others absoultely missed. They have a version you can purchase that has a few extra bells and whistles but for the average user, the free version should suffice. The Wall Street Journal ranks the free version as the best out there and I agree after using it.

This is an excellent software program. In most cases, when my PC slows down. It's a malware, spyware, phishing problem etc. I run a "full scan" overnight and at least one "quick scan" during the day. Most always, if there's a slowdown on any of my PC's (I have three-2 desktops and one notebook). When I run Super Anti-Spyware "quick scan", it most always catches the culprit(s). When I return to whatever it is I'm doing. The PC then runs up to par. I highly recommend it.

I purchased SAS a few years back to use as a backup to my primary virus programme and didn't use it in a primary role. I would activate to do a second check after scanning with my primary programme. It would pick many ADWARE and it seemed odd at the time. Over the last two years, it has been turning itself on and causing problems with my primary programme. After over 12 months of frustrations I uninstalled it and let the 2018-19 renewal expired. But, when checking my personal bank account I have discovered that SAS had deducted a renewal charge that I didn't authorise. Be aware.

While it says "removes spyware not just the easy ones".I've run it 5 times and while it found: Adware.Tracking Cookie cdn-ssl.vidible.tv [ C:\WINDOWS\SYSWOW64\CONFIG\SYSTEMPROFILE\APPDATA\ROAMING\MACROMEDIA\FLASH PLAYER\#SHAREDOBJECTS\UPNCPL9R ] It can't remove it. Contacting Aol just sends gets you a referal to their pay for assistance program.. Instead you should be able to report the problem for free so they can fix it in their next update but that isn't possible.

I use this program. It's a really good piece of software for scanning you pc for adware and spyware. The free verison has regular updates as well. You don't get 'shield' protection, you have to pay for that, but the free version is excellent, when you consider it's free.

There are two main reasons SuperAntiSpyware is great. First of all, the free version is absolutely great and has everything you should need. There are premium versions which you can pay for which give you more features that you really don't need. The other main reason (and the mainer of the two main reasons) is that SuperAntiSpyware simply finds more viruses, spyware, adware, and other problems on your computer than anything else I have used (including enterprise level anti spyware or antivirus software). Time and time again, SuperAntiSpyware will find and allow you to clean problems that other programs do not find. The one time that I got a computer virus infection problem my antivirus couldn't fix all the problems and my friend pointed me to SuperAntiSpyware and I'm so glad he did! From that day, I've had SuperAntiSpyware installed on my computers and use it regularly. The program is easy to install and super easy to use. It is constantly updated with information about new threats so be sure to keep your updates constantly. Just doing it once a week before you do a weekly scan on your computer should suffice. Personally, I think the best route to go is to use SuperAntiSpyware to scan your computer once a week and pair that with some free antivirus software to do real time protection (if you do not want to pay for the version of SuperAntiSpyware that offers real time computer threat protection). That should be able to handle most of the virus, spyware, and annoying popup problems you may encounter.

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