19 Sep
2004
19 Sep
'04
1:54 p.m.
http://www.enigmasoftwaregroup.com/ is the URL for SpyHunter. There is
a free version that makes you do all the footwork for deleting, but it
does find them for you and if you are adept at DOS or Windows Explorer
you can do the removal yourself. If you have $29.99 to burn the full
version will do the removal as well.
http://www.majorgeeks.com/download4241.html is a URL where you can get
a free download of Spyware Doctor. As above the full version has to be
paid for.
I have four different ones that I use to scan because it seems NONE of
them gets everything. Then I use DOS to purge the rascals when found.
Jerome H. Fine wrote:
Jerome Fine replies:
I am VERY interested. But I run Windows 98 SE in order
to run the E11 PDP-11 emulator. Will SpyHunter and/or
WindowWasher run under Windows 98 SE? If so, is
there a site that I can use to download these 2 programs
and the documentation needed to understand how to use them?
Sincerely yours,
Jerome Fine
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John Lawson
wrote:
On Sun, 19
Sep 2004, Jim Isbell wrote:
If cookies are a worry, do as I do. I run a program called SpyHunter that
runs on boot up every time. It then offers to scan my compiuter for Spy
Ware. Since that takes some time I usualy opt only for a scan of my cookies.
This takes about 2 seconds, no more, and I have a full report on the cookies.
Since I have 17 cookies that are legitimate I usualy just look at the count.
If it hasnt increased I go on. BUT there is also displayed a list of any
dangerous cookies, their properties and who owns them. If the list is blank
then all is well. If not I stop and delete the offending cookies. The
software is FREE.
This is a fabulous referral; thank you! I'll check it out as soon as I
get a moment - much appreciated!
I do run WindowWasher, but it runs on shut-down, and sometimes my
machine is on for a day at a time - quite long hours for a laptop that I
use at the office and at home, too.