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unloco96
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I've used it for 4 years without any problems.
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It was listed as "rogue" software back in the day but it probably won't INFECT your machine. It was mainly guilty of logging false positives (detecting threats that weren't really there). I would leave it alone and stick to the suggestions already offered. You cannot go wrong with some sort of A/V solution, Ad-aware, Spybot S&D, and other well-known offerings. At home I use AVG free edition and Windows Defender coupled with the other software I mentioned. Here's an interesting article if your.....uh, interested. http://blog.spywareguide.com/2006/04/deception_dollars_false_positives_antispyware.html
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Adware alert provides scan and removal of spyware threats, and also includes a pop-up blocking engine. http://www.adwarealertreviews.com/
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use adware or spybot search and destroy. Never heard of adaware alert
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