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I've used Ccleaner, Ad Aware SE, Spybot S & D, and Glary Utilites and so far they have done a very good job at keeping my computers clean of gunk.
Are there others that you'd recommend? |
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Windex
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Windex Awesome. Try AVG Anti-Virus. All the nerds and geeks use it for the most part. |
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AVG ISN'T FREE ANYMORE BUT WHEN IT WAS IT WAS GRRRREEEEAAATTTTTT !!!!
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Malwarebytes seems to work pretty well.
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AVG ISN'T FREE ANYMORE BUT WHEN IT WAS IT WAS GRRRREEEEAAATTTTTT !!!! since when they have both they have pay version and a free version |
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The only problem I have had is finding stuff that will work with a 64 bit system. Finally settled on AVG Antivirus free version. And Outpost firewall paid version because there was not a lot of choice for free firewalls for 64 bit. I must say that the paid version of outpost is rather nice. It learns when you install it and very minimal on the nag screens.
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If you think about it. Every program is free for the most part.
Well, for me they are. Go ahead and pay for programs that are way too overpriced. I have AVG Pro 8 and didn't pay a dime for it. |
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