FYI:
AdAware 2007 is now Vista compatible.
However, if you have DEP set to opt out, you must add AdAware as an
exclusion.
FYI:
AdAware 2007 is now Vista compatible.
However, if you have DEP set to opt out, you must add AdAware as an
exclusion.
"CZ" <CZ@xxxxxx> wrote in news:O$7Dn#E7HHA.2476@xxxxxx:
Way better then the lowly BitDefender but still a huge file at 18MB.
> FYI:
>
> AdAware 2007 is now Vista compatible.
> However, if you have DEP set to opt out, you must add AdAware as an
> exclusion.
>
>
Bloatware. Spybot is just as good, if not better, without annoying upgrade
options. Spybot will immunize too. Either way they both leave BitDefender
for dead.
"ENCOM >" <Message897143614-00000298@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:46d8ec8d$0$14825$afc38c87@xxxxxx
>>
>> FYI:
>>
>> AdAware 2007 is now Vista compatible.
>> However, if you have DEP set to opt out, you must add AdAware as an
>> exclusion.
>>
>>
> Way better then the lowly BitDefender but still a huge file at 18MB.
> Bloatware. Spybot is just as good, if not better, without annoying upgrade
> options. Spybot will immunize too. Either way they both leave BitDefender
> for dead.
I've not bothered to use Spybot or AdAware for years now, as they never find
anything.
Just use an up to date HOSTS file, like this one:
http://someonewhocares.org/hosts/
I also sometimes use this very good online malware scanner:
http://www.ewido.net/en/onlinescan/
ss.
"Synapse Syndrome" <synapse@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:%233F79QF7HHA.4584@xxxxxx
>
> I also sometimes use this very good online malware scanner:
> http://www.ewido.net/en/onlinescan/
I forgot to mention that IE needs to be run as administrator for that
ActiveX online scanner to work.
ss.
"Synapse Syndrome" <synapse@xxxxxx> wrote in
news:#3F79QF7HHA.4584@xxxxxx:
I've had the same result with BitDefender. Found nothing, and I KNEW I
> "ENCOM >" <Message897143614-00000298@xxxxxx> wrote in
> message news:46d8ec8d$0$14825$afc38c87@xxxxxx>
>>>>
>>> FYI:
>>>
>>> AdAware 2007 is now Vista compatible.
>>> However, if you have DEP set to opt out, you must add AdAware as an
>>> exclusion.
>>>
>>>
>> Way better then the lowly BitDefender but still a huge file at 18MB.
>> Bloatware. Spybot is just as good, if not better, without annoying
>> upgrade options. Spybot will immunize too. Either way they both leave
>> BitDefender for dead.
>
> I've not bothered to use Spybot or AdAware for years now, as they
> never find anything.
was infected. Piece of crap. Spybot not only found the malware it removed
it rather easily...I was sold. Well, not really sold, as it's freeware.
:-)
Not bad..I like the heading of the page. LOL..
Allowing users to run ActiveX is a major flaw..and as Admin? Please...
>
> I also sometimes use this very good online malware scanner:
> http://www.ewido.net/en/onlinescan/
>
> ss.
"ENCOM >" <Message897143614-00000298@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:46d8f3f5$0$13999$afc38c87@xxxxxx
>>
>>
>> I also sometimes use this very good online malware scanner:
>> http://www.ewido.net/en/onlinescan/
>>
> Allowing users to run ActiveX is a major flaw..and as Admin? Please...
Generally, yes, but that app is totally fine. It's highly regarded in the
security forums and I have been using it for years.
Anyway, with a HOSTS file you are unlikely to find any malware from browsing
the web. I don't.
ss.
> FYI:Way better then the lowly BitDefender but still a huge file at 18MB.
>
> AdAware 2007 is now Vista compatible.
> However, if you have DEP set to opt out, you must add AdAware as an
> exclusion.
>
>
Bloatware. Spybot is just as good, if not better, without annoying upgrade
options. Spybot will immunize too. Either way they both leave BitDefender
for dead.
ENCOM:
Are you running SpyBot v1.4 or the beta for v1.5 in Vista?
"CZ" <CZ@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:O$7Dn%23E7HHA.2476@xxxxxxWhy would a properly written application need DEP off?
> FYI:
>
> AdAware 2007 is now Vista compatible.
> However, if you have DEP set to opt out, you must add AdAware as an
> exclusion.
Just which bit of code is being written to when it runs and by what?
I will stick to DEP on everything thanks.. I have yet to find anything I use
that doesn't work.
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