Re: Any conflicts between Teatimer and SuperAntispyware AND Superspyware update question?

[tf76]

Just fro your considertaion I tried superantispyware it it found stuff
that wasn't spyware.

There is a site that is very popular that lists trustworthy
applications take a look here

http://www.spywarewarrior.com/rogue_...tm#trustworthy

Adaware is always on top of the list on may sites

I use spyware blaster to prevent spyware in the first place
and adaware and spybot if necessary

With adaware it is possible to do manual updates by downloading a
defs.zip file and placing it in the adaware root directory. This is
good if you go on someones computer and can't get on the internet.You
just install it and add extract definition file in the right directory.
A good Portable solution.

Also most programs update automatically

tf76
http://www.topfreeware.net
Best Freeware Downloads and tips to optimize your system
Member of The Freeware Revolution

[louise]

tf76 wrote:
> Just fro your considertaion I tried superantispyware it it found stuff
> that wasn't spyware.
>
> There is a site that is very popular that lists trustworthy
> applications take a look here
>
> http://www.spywarewarrior.com/rogue_...tm#trustworthy
>
> Adaware is always on top of the list on may sites
>
> I use spyware blaster to prevent spyware in the first place
> and adaware and spybot if necessary
>
> With adaware it is possible to do manual updates by downloading a
> defs.zip file and placing it in the adaware root directory. This is
> good if you go on someones computer and can't get on the internet.You
> just install it and add extract definition file in the right directory.
> A good Portable solution.
>
> Also most programs update automatically
>
> tf76
> http://www.topfreeware.net
> Best Freeware Downloads and tips to optimize your system
> Member of The Freeware Revolution
>
Do you mean SAS found false positives or are you talking
about cookies?

Louise

[Nick Skrepetos]

tf76 wrote:
> Just fro your considertaion I tried superantispyware it it found stuff
> that wasn't spyware.
>
> There is a site that is very popular that lists trustworthy
> applications take a look here
>
> http://www.spywarewarrior.com/rogue_...tm#trustworthy
>
> Adaware is always on top of the list on may sites
>
> I use spyware blaster to prevent spyware in the first place
> and adaware and spybot if necessary
>
> With adaware it is possible to do manual updates by downloading a
> defs.zip file and placing it in the adaware root directory. This is
> good if you go on someones computer and can't get on the internet.You
> just install it and add extract definition file in the right directory.
> A good Portable solution.
>
> Also most programs update automatically
>
> tf76
> http://www.topfreeware.net
> Best Freeware Downloads and tips to optimize your system
> Member of The Freeware Revolution

SUPERAntiSpyware is on that trusted list, FYI What did
SUPERAntiSpyware find that was not spyware? Did you click the "Report
False Positive" button and report it to us? Did you contact our support
staff to resolve the issue? We are always here to help.

Nick Skrepetos
SUPERAntiSpyware.com
http://www.superantispyware.com

[Andy Walker]

Nick Skrepetos wrote:

>What did
>SUPERAntiSpyware find that was not spyware?

SAS found the Eicar Trojan simulator on my machine
(Unclassified.TrojanSimulator) the last time I ran it. I almost
forgot that I had it on this machine because nothing else seems to
find it. I'm OK with the detection though, because that is the
purpose of the simulator.