pleverse.blogg.se - Adaware spyware removal

Spybot is fantastic at isolating and removing spyware, and Ad-Aware - true to its name - is particularly good at isolating and cleaning away Adware that may be installed on your computer. It's because they are particularly specialized in their own areas. It isn't because I think those two applications can replace other antivirus apps. With that said, whenever I help any of my friends or family that are having computer performance issues that could be related to a virus issue, I always suggest running Spybot in addition to Ad-Aware.

I just don't trust free antivirus applications to cover all of the bases - and figure that companies hoping to bring in more customers (and more money) are more motivated to stay on top of the latest threats. I've run a standard paid antivirus for years, switching from McAfee to Norton, and then finally to Kaspersky.

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