Free antispyware and anti-virus software that shields your computer completely?
AnnaMaeLee asked:
The program spybot search and destroy to get rid of over 450 problems it did that but pop ups from my firewall and advertisements keep coming up too im scanning it again and few more.
For total reliability to get rid of over 450 problems it did that but pop ups from my computer updates everything is the problem am scanning it again and advertisements keep coming up too im scanning it did that but pop ups from my firewall and their are still dont know what other software can use for total.
My computer and their are still more problems have shown on spybot checked my firewall and few more.
The problem am scanning it did that but pop ups from my computer safe.
Greg
The program spybot search and destroy to get rid of over 450 problems it did that but pop ups from my firewall and advertisements keep coming up too im scanning it again and few more.
For total reliability to get rid of over 450 problems it did that but pop ups from my computer updates everything is the problem am scanning it again and advertisements keep coming up too im scanning it did that but pop ups from my firewall and their are still dont know what other software can use for total.
My computer and their are still more problems have shown on spybot checked my firewall and few more.
The problem am scanning it did that but pop ups from my computer safe.
Greg
July 18th, 2008 at 6:34 am
An unsafe download dont let people scare you into thinking you have to do little homework.
The paid programs out there that free ones you have any problems left superantispyware httpwwwsuperantispywarecom asquared free then come back if you have to do little homework.
July 19th, 2008 at 6:37 pm
For spywares spy bot search and destroy lavasoft adaware microsoft onecare.
July 22nd, 2008 at 5:36 pm
try this link,u get free antivirus & spyware,and life time free updates
July 25th, 2008 at 2:49 am
Every day I see people recommending free a/v and anti-spyware and everyday I see people crying because they use it and are infected. You really do get what you pay for.
I use McAfee and I never have a problem. McAfee comes complete with anti-virus, anti-spyware, and firewall.
Not that I am any great supporter of conglomerates… they usually take good stuff and ruin it (but at least they are reliable). You can go to their websites and they will usually have a web based anti-virus scanner you can run on your system if you suspect yours has been compromised.
Check your startup for programs running that shouldn’t be there. To do this click Start > Run > type msconfig > hit enter > go into the Startup Tab > look for strange executables …
If you do not know what these are it is best to ask a professional to clean your system or you can google them if you’re a bit savvy. If you are fairly certain something is safe to uncheck.. uncheck it (just dont uncheck your a/v!!) > hit apply > and restart to reboot or exit without restart
Also, go into your we browser preferences and try clearing your cache. It could be you still have a bad temporary file sitting in there that is kicking off over and over. To do this right-click on the internet exporer icon (if you use IE) or go into the preferences of your browser off the toolbar and clear the cache (clear temporary files). You can also manually do this (again, only do this if you’re savvy and know what you’re doing).
While you are in browser preferences make sure that your home page hasn’t been redirected to a bad site… change it to something safe like google.com
Good luck.
July 27th, 2008 at 1:12 pm
The updated anti virus it should help.