Danny Cutts

Hello warriors,

need a good free spyware tool any ideas?

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Spybot, AVG and Windows Defender seem to work pretty well.

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Spencer Westwood

Malware Bytes mbam 1st. Install, update and let it run.

Then Spybot Search and Destroy.

AVGfree to finish off with.

If you can't get them to run then rename the mbam and spybot executables to a different name.

Occasionally you'll need to delve around with rootkit finders and hijjackthis

but you need experience to use those kinds of tools otherwise you can hose the system.

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Danny Cutts

Cool I used to have s&D before will hopefully cure some of the many problems on my laptop

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Hi! If you are looking for an excellent spyware tool to keep your Windows oprating system working, I would recommend Windows Advanced Care which can be found at iobit.com

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Ad aware works pretty well for me and their free version is superb (although I use the paid one)... Microsoft also has theirs, I just forgot its name..

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i use avg and it works well for me..

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I use Advanced system care 3 because it does just about everything you need to do to keep your system running well and junk free. You can get it at download.com and best of all it's free!!

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googlerankingexpert

I recommend using AVG and SUPER AntiSpyware. MalwareBytes AntiMalware is awesome for malware removal too

iball

Spybot and AVG will take care of most problems

Markus Nimocks

+1 for Malwarebytes and AVG. Add Spyware Blaster and CCleaner and you should be taken care of.

markov

I don't personally recommend using a free anti spyware. It lacks many of the features that a best anti spyware should have. PC Tools Spyware Doctor is the best spyware removal tool. If you are only interested in FREE, then go with SUPER AntiSpyware. But the problem is that it strucks your PC often.

By the way, I've seen here a CCleaner recommendation. It's not a spyware removal tool.

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Spybot is good. Have had problems with avg though.

reynic

MalwareBytes Anti-Malware is the best. It's cleaned trojans from my system where paid programs failed.

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I'm a professional IT consultant, have had my own one-man business for about 25 years now, and often am called upon to support people having problems with infected computers.

First off, for my own business I've chosen to use a paid solution, Panda Internet Security. It offers both antivirus, antimalware and a firewall. I must say that on my own computer problems with viruses and spyware are almost non-existent, even though, as a professional, I use the internet extensively.

When one of my customers won't follow my advice on going for a paid solution, I usually installs AVG software for them. If they don't have a firewall, I at least check that their Windows firewall is turned on.

Visiting a customer with problems, my toolbox mainly consists of;

• CCleaner

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Originally Posted by Dave777 And make sure you're using this must have tool! 285 million downloads or so... CCleaner - Home Dave

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Originally Posted by markov ----- By the way, I've seen here a CCleaner recommendation. It's not a spyware removal tool.

Yes, CCleaner is not a spyware removal tool. On the other side, if the computer's still at the point where you're able to download/install software, this is the first thing I install and run. It helps me remove all kinds of temporary files. It also helps me clean up lots of leftovers in the system registry. The temporary files can easily go into the gigabytes, and there can be thousands of them. Running CCleaner before you start employing other tools can substantially cut down on the time it takes for you to run these other tools.

• Msconfig (Microsofts own tool)

I use this one to stop programs that, at least to me, seem obvious candidates for my malware hunt from starting up again after a reboot of the computer. Sometimes it does the trick and makes the rest of the removal process far easier, sometimes it doesn't, and the malware turns up again with a new startup filename.

• Spybot Search & Destroy
• Ad-Aware
• MalwareBytes AntiMalware
• Online antivirus/antimalware tools (like Panda's and Trend's)
• The solution already installed on the customers computer, if any

If I, at some point in the process, can see that those tools won't do the job alone, I start employing the means that I feel are meant to be used only by the more professional or semi-professional amongst us.

That is;

• Opening up the registry editor, Regedit (Microsofts own tool), manually deleting the startup references for malware that has managed to put something in there.
• Running HijackThis. This also gives me a lot of possibilities to delete things that are in some way started up/installed automatically.

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Originally Posted by Spencer Westwood ---- Occasionally you'll need to delve around with rootkit finders and hijjackthis but you need experience to use those kinds of tools otherwise you can hose the system. -----

Yes, tools like the above can be dangerous to use if you don't quite know what you're doing. You can easily delete things that was not meant to be deleted. This can cause you worse problems than you exeperienced initially. Even someone like me, with my background, often use a second computer to check out strange looking startup elements on the internet. They often end up being quite legitimate.

This became a little bit more than a simple recommendation.

I hope it can be of some help to somebody though.

Oscar Toft

Danny Cutts

Cool I have just download ccleaner looks pretty good

thanks

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abelacts

Another Malwarebytes fan here :-)

Sarge

Spybot, Search and Destroy & AVG is what has always worked well for me.


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roxieakita

I work in the computer repair field - malware bytes is the best .. ad aware is ok and spybot is ok . i use avast as a virus scan and malware bytes and have no issues

roxieakita

I might add hi jack this is also good as well as cure it by dr web

Peter Temp

Well I have Avira in my computer, indeed working good. Since i installed Avira, i have no problem so ever also, my windows security is on and always updated.

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markov

By the way, Avira is an anti virus program.

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