Recommendation For Adware/spyware Protection

[astral]

I have Zonealarm and Avast installed on my machine and use Ad-Aware for checking, occasionally for problems.

The trouble with Ad-Aware is that there is no automated scan unless I use the paid version.

CNET has just recommended Spyware Terminator.

Does any on have experiences of this programme,

or general recommendations on subject?

Thanks

[britmaveric]

Want free or paid? Use Spyware sweeper and never had anything remotely on my notebooks. 15quid for two years for 3 units.

[Jimmy in Bangkok]

Spot on Brit, and Webroot (Spy sweeper) was offering a free years subscription online not all that long ago. I thought it may have been a hoax but it was indeed a genuine offer. Filled out the Webroot form and received the activation code in the e-mail. If I can find the link again I'll post it.

Cheers

Jimmy

[Jimmy in Bangkok]

Sorry guys the offer ended the 18th Jan this year. I thought it was not long ago......hmm must be getting old

Cheers

Jimmy

[britmaveric]

Dunno just upped mine this week, 10quid for a year and a checkbox on the form for add additional year for another 5quid.

[Khun Jack]

I have Zonealarm and Avast installed on my machine and use Ad-Aware for checking, occasionally for problems.

The trouble with Ad-Aware is that there is no automated scan unless I use the paid version.

CNET has just recommended Spyware Terminator.

Does any on have experiences of this programme,

or general recommendations on subject?

Thanks

A very good tool is Trojan Remover, used that frequently to remove all kind of malware. Is not free but you can use it for 30 days.

Edited May 7, 2008 by Khun Jack

[Jimmy in Bangkok]

Dunno just upped mine this week, 10quid for a year and a checkbox on the form for add additional year for another 5quid.

It's worth every cent, great program!

Cheers

Jimmy

[regedit]

Dunno just upped mine this week, 10quid for a year and a checkbox on the form for add additional year for another 5quid.

It's worth every cent, great program!

Cheers

Jimmy

Mmmm...

http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,136194-page,1/article.html