It helped mine too. Mine was running like a dinasore Sent from my iPhone > On Dec 24, 2014, at 17:01, Steve <pipeguy920@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > No, I haven't noticed anything at all with it, Ron. It is free, comes highly > recommended by a lot of anti-hijack and spyware removal sites. It only runs > when you open it, it doesn't appear in any running processes afterward. > > I can't guarantee that it doesn't put something in the registry, but from > what I can tell, this is the best piece of anti-malware I've ever used. > It really got rid of crap on my wife's computer too that had been bothering > her for three years, causing some folders to freeze and making downloads > slower. > > Steve > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Dr. Ronald E. Milliman]\\` > To: the-facts-machine@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Sent: Wednesday, December 24, 2014 4:48 PM > Subject: [the-facts-machine] Re: AdwCleaner Spyware Removal Tool > > Steve, is this program, Adwcleaner, free? If so, from my experience, every > free program ends up slipping in some other hitchhikers that puts stuff on > my computer that I don't want. You are extremely sharp with this stuff; so, > I suspect you have some way of preventing that from happening to you. Is > this an issue with ADWCLEANER, and if it is, what did you do to prevent it? > > Ron, K8HSY > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: the-facts-machine-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > [mailto:the-facts-machine-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Steve > Sent: Wednesday, December 24, 2014 1:42 PM > To: the-facts-machine@xxxxxxxxxxxxx; jaws-users-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Cc: msb-alumni@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Subject: [the-facts-machine] AdwCleaner Spyware Removal Tool > > BlankHi, > > I thought I'd submit a post about an outstanding malware removal program > that is extremely accessible. It is called Adwcleaner. I used version > 4.106. > > I tried it about ten days ago on my computer and found a couple things. My > wife had an issue with her computer freezing when doing downloads, and she > used this program this morning and it corrected the issue. > > But, I have a client who had issues with several pieces of spyware such as > global updater, groovorio, roboot, and many more that could not be nuked > with MalwareBytes or a couple different anti-virus programs. This person > had over sixty browser helper objects in Firefox, and these same programs > that ran in Internet Explorer were listed in various places in the registry, > under program foldrs and scheduled tasks. It identified over 155 different > registry keys, and over thirty folders with malware. > > Adwcleaner opens with a simple screen layout. Under the actions menu, you > first hit the Scan button. It will take a few minutes to scan. > > On the results screen, there are several tabs. These are tabs for each > browser (firefox, Internet explorer, google chrome if you have it), plus > tabs for files, folders, registry, scheduled tasks etc. Under each tab, you > can tab into the list of items it has identified. If you don't want to > clean an item, just uncheck it as you arrow down through the culprits. > > Once you've reviewed everything, go back to the actions area and hit the > Clean button. It will warn you to make sure you've saved data from your > other applications as it will close all programs. When it says it will > close all programs--believe it! It means it! It closes everything, > including your screen-reader. > Suggestion: Make sure you have a shortcut installed so you can bring your > screen reader back up about ten seconds after it closes. > > When you bring your screen reader up again, it will tell you it needs to > reboot to finish the process. > > When it reboots, you will be in a notepad log file showing what it wwas able > to remove. The log file will also be saved, along with the quarantine > folder, under your root directory. > > You can download it at > > https://toolslib.net/downloads/finish/1/ > > > Steve > Lansing, MI > > >