****ing Spybot

[emailaddress@ISP.com]

Spybot is a good program but their user interface sucks. They never
make it clear just what the user is supposed to do. I wanted to
remove all the backups of spyware it found on my computer, I clicked
on RESTORE, then selected all of them, and chose Remove them.
Instead it restored all of them. What the ****?????

I just scanned again, removed all of them and this time I went to the
place they store these backups and removed them manually. I never
understood why they save this crap anyhow. Why am I wasting harddrive
space for useless ****.

Spybot needs to make their program easier to use, and skip the
deceptive things it seems notorious for. As far as removing these
items, it DEFINATELY said REMOVE these entries, (I double checked),
yet it went and restored them. This is a definate program error.
I am using version 1.4. (which I now know is buggy).

[Andy Walker]

emailaddress@ISP.com wrote:

>Spybot needs to make their program easier to use, and skip the
>deceptive things it seems notorious for. As far as removing these
>items, it DEFINATELY said REMOVE these entries, (I double checked),
>yet it went and restored them. This is a definate program error.
>I am using version 1.4. (which I now know is buggy).

Maybe it's time to get your eyes checked. The correct selection to
remove the items is "Purge selected items" not "RECOVER...".

If you're *that* dissatisfied you should probably ask for your money
back and quit using the program. I, personally, have never had any
problems using SBS&D and think it's worth paying for... if it wasn't
already free.

[emailaddress@ISP.com]

On Sun, 19 Nov 2006 17:55:21 -0500, Andy Walker
<awalker@nspank.invalid> wrote:

>emailaddress@ISP.com wrote:
>
>>Spybot needs to make their program easier to use, and skip the
>>deceptive things it seems notorious for. As far as removing these
>>items, it DEFINATELY said REMOVE these entries, (I double checked),
>>yet it went and restored them. This is a definate program error.
>>I am using version 1.4. (which I now know is buggy).
>
>Maybe it's time to get your eyes checked. The correct selection to
>remove the items is "Purge selected items" not "RECOVER...".
>
OK, I am off to the eye doctor right now......

>If you're *that* dissatisfied you should probably ask for your money
>back and quit using the program. I, personally, have never had any
>problems using SBS&D and think it's worth paying for... if it wasn't
>already free.

I will see if they will refund my money, I just wonder if it's legal
to make a check out for $0......
Guess I better call my bank and ask !!!!

Thanks for the help.

[Echy]

emailaddress@ISP.com wrote:
> Spybot is a good program but their user interface sucks. They never
> make it clear just what the user is supposed to do. I wanted to
> remove all the backups of spyware it found on my computer, I clicked
> on RESTORE, then selected all of them, and chose Remove them.
> Instead it restored all of them. What the ****?????
>
> I just scanned again, removed all of them and this time I went to the
> place they store these backups and removed them manually. I never
> understood why they save this crap anyhow. Why am I wasting harddrive
> space for useless ****.
>
> Spybot needs to make their program easier to use, and skip the
> deceptive things it seems notorious for. As far as removing these
> items, it DEFINATELY said REMOVE these entries, (I double checked),
> yet it went and restored them. This is a definate program error.
> I am using version 1.4. (which I now know is buggy).

Two questions:-

Any danger that you could string a few words together without swearing
? ( expecting a string of F words in your reply of course - if you
reply ).

Do you realise that the program is totally free of charge ?

[Greasy Rider @ invalid.com]

On 20 Nov 2006 1103 -0800, "Echy" <echy2007@yahoo.com.au>
postulated :

>Any danger that you could string a few words together without swearing
>? ( expecting a string of F words in your reply of course - if you
>reply ).
>

Grow a carapace *****!

[Pete]

> Any danger that you could string a few words together without swearing
> ? ( expecting a string of F words in your reply of course - if you
> reply ).
>
Good question/point. I agree.
-Pete

[cmsix]

"Pete" <Pete@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:OYq8h.13167$9v5.752@newssvr29.news.prodigy.ne t...
>
>> Any danger that you could string a few words together without
>> swearing
>> ? ( expecting a string of F words in your reply of course - if you
>> reply ).
>>
> Good question/point. I agree.

Do you realize that some people are incapable of expressing themselves
forcefully without using profanity? As soon as they get a proper
acronym for this tragic malady the sufferers will no doubt be eligible
for disability payments.

cmsix

> -Pete
>
>

[TrUeBlUeHero]

cmsix wrote:
>
> "Pete" <Pete@nospam.com> wrote in message
> news:OYq8h.13167$9v5.752@newssvr29.news.prodigy.ne t...
>>
>>> Any danger that you could string a few words together without
>>> swearing
>>> ? ( expecting a string of F words in your reply of course - if you
>>> reply ).
>>>
>> Good question/point. I agree.
>
> Do you realize that some people are incapable of expressing themselves
> forcefully without using profanity? As soon as they get a proper
> acronym for this tragic malady the sufferers will no doubt be eligible
> for disability payments.
>
> cmsix
>
>> -Pete


They could call it net-tourets. But I still don't see why people think
swearing is an adult act. I remember being at school and being dared to
swear it made me feel so grown up to so. However once I was 18 I
thought how uneducated, and lacking in vocabulary, it made me seem.
Its a bit like the TV programs that interview Joe public and he keeps
saying "you know" every 3 words or so, it makes him look stupid but,
hey if swearing is your thing fill your boots.


---
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Virus Database (VPS): 0652-6, 01/12/2006
Tested on: 03/12/2006 20:07:30
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[John Crisan]

This is adult territory. Right, he's been trying to tell you that. NOT swear
country.

"Far Canal" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:MPG.1fdd4e6dd9b646d3989f3c@news.readfreenews. net...
> TrUeBlUeHero wrote
>
>
>> They could call it net-tourets. But I still don't see why people think
>> swearing is an adult act. I remember being at school and being dared to
>> swear it made me feel so grown up to so. However once I was 18 I
>> thought how uneducated, and lacking in vocabulary, it made me seem.
>> Its a bit like the TV programs that interview Joe public and he keeps
>> saying "you know" every 3 words or so, it makes him look stupid but,
>> hey if swearing is your thing fill your boots.
>>
>>
>> ---
>> avast! Antivirus: Outbound message clean.
>> Virus Database (VPS): 0652-6, 01/12/2006
>> Tested on: 03/12/2006 20:07:30
>> avast! - copyright (c) 1988-2006 ALWIL Software.
>> http://www.avast.com
>>
>
> Posting Usenet with a daft sig like that, confirms you are a ****wit.
>
> Go play in the kiddie groups. This is adult territory.
>
>
>

[BadNews]

Spybot, One of the best programs I have used, I wish people would show their
apreciation by donating a little cash, and not complain, when they can't
read directions.


"Andy Walker" <awalker@nspank.invalid> wrote in message
news:4on1m2ldccng20ikaaklhg9slf55pskpf0@news.webtv .com...
> emailaddress@ISP.com wrote:
>
>>Spybot needs to make their program easier to use, and skip the
>>deceptive things it seems notorious for. As far as removing these
>>items, it DEFINATELY said REMOVE these entries, (I double checked),
>>yet it went and restored them. This is a definate program error.
>>I am using version 1.4. (which I now know is buggy).
>
> Maybe it's time to get your eyes checked. The correct selection to
> remove the items is "Purge selected items" not "RECOVER...".
>
> If you're *that* dissatisfied you should probably ask for your money
> back and quit using the program. I, personally, have never had any
> problems using SBS&D and think it's worth paying for... if it wasn't
> already free.
>