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> Thanks, Silj.
You're most welcome, Alias.
> Just curious, what do you think of Webroot's $30 Spy Sweeper?
Never ran it on any of my machines, have seen in action on client PC's.
Your call - yet, SpyBot and Ad-aware remain free.
Depends on what you want in an anti-Spyware app.
Silj

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Alias~- - 22 Sep 2006 17:20 GMT
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> Silj
Thanks, I think I stick with the free apps.
Alias
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It is okay and I have used it in the past. A combination of free
applications does a good job too and so you are not likely to need it.
You could always do a free scan with SpySweeper to see if it finds
anything and then roll back your system to easily get rid of the junk
the free scan puts on which I think is mainly Active X entries or you
could just remove the Active X components that are added. I did scan
fairly recently with SpySweeper which found nothing and then rolled my
system back before the scan with Goback because it was convenient.