If you will hover your mouse on SUPER AntiSpyware (not on the list) and SUPERAntiSpyware (Trustworthy Anti-Spyware Products), both are linked to Both is Nick's software. Thanks for mentioning that they are both listed in different section. I just sent email just now to Suzi Turner (she owns and Eric Howes (he maintains the to request them to review it and modify the page if needed or necessary. BTW, I'm a SUPERAntiSpyware user. The freeware will scan and remove known malware. Only auto-updates and real-time protection isn't included in freeware version of SUPERAntiSpyware.

SUPERAntiSpyware is a free anti-spyware program that offers excellent detections and quick. You will need to upgrade to their commercial Professional edition. This freebie does a great job removing spyware--but since it doesn't have real-time protection, it's just one layer of armor. SUPERAntiSpyware Free Edition is 100% Free and will detect and remove thousands of Spyware, Adware, Malware, Trojans, KeyLoggers, Dialers, Hi-Jackers, and Worms.

Hi, Please see The 'not on the list' list is now gone. Also, please see Eric's message on 'Trustworthy Anti-Spyware Products': QUOTE You should not rely exclusively on this short list of anti-spyware applications, however. Rather, you should investigate and test a range of reputable anti-spyware programs to find the programs that are best suited to your own privacy and security needs. UNQUOTE I agree with Eric that users should not rely only on the short-list for below reasons: We know that what works for User A may or may not work for User B and then, what User A need is different from the needs of User B. You wrote: ' I still say why take a chance, I go with the list' hhmmm. There are users who are willing to take the chance because they want a another or additional antispyware scanner. That is if the case is.

Roberto Alcazar Y Pedrin Pdf. For example, the antispware that is trustworthy somehow screwed their system due to incorrect removal or if the product has known vulnerability that is until now unfixed. Upgrade Microsoft Xp Vista here. Depending on user's needs, preferences or experience on a product. This is similar to antivirus programs, if one antivirus is free and popular but it proved to fail in many tests by several independent group to fail significantly with 'detection' or if it proved few or most of the time to be 'late' in providing protection for 0-day malware or if a user noticed that the antivirus failed to stop the infected file executing. We can't stop a user to look for another one. Ron Trent Dance Floor Boogie Delites Cd Rar. And if there is only few in the short-list, they should be able to look-up for another in a 'not on the list' list.

The lists of Rogue/Suspect Antispyware products should help the users on what to avoid and that is I believe what Eric want. I don't think Eric created a 'not on the list' to be use as another rogue or not so good programs listings but to avoid frequent questions from users on whether this and that program is OK or not. Regards, Donna. I just want to say that I was looking at review of a Linux distro (SuSE with Compiz installed, very cool BTW) and I went to download a video demo and a pop up appeared saying that I needed to update flash (or something of that nature) so I downloaded from the provided link and wham! Viruheat was installed (which is a rouge anti-spyware deal) and I kept getting all sorts of different pop ups telling me that I had this infection and that infection (bare with me, this is relevant) So I ran AVG free and it didn't pick up a thing, I ran spybot search and destroy which picked up a few things.