HighJackThis - Does it Still

[pcbutts1]

Copyright infringing is illegal why am I not in jail? You and your false
beliefs about me can go to hell. It's really amazing how people believe bull
**** from trolls.

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"Yourhighness" <yourhighness.nospam@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1184665262.117505.273000@d30g2000prg.googlegr oups.com...
> the following was said on Jul 17:
>>BugHunter for example doesn't care if you use hijackthis. If the file is
>>known to it, BugHunter
>>will still detect it, regardless of changes made to your registry.
>>
>
> There are specific tools for specific infections and should only be
> run in guidance with helpers at the different forums. They work in
> similar ways, if not the same as BugHunter. As for general Anti-
> spyware tools, they all work similar too.
>
> PCButts is a known "copyright" infringer, thieve and annoyance that
> come with places like this. It is in general, as adviced already many
> times, to just ignore anything said by that person.
>
>>
>> It's a useful tool in the right hands, actually. A disaster waiting to
>> happen occurs with commercial just as easily as it does with free
>> software. I don't see why you seem to think that if you pay for it, it
>> has to be better than if it was free.
>>
>
> Agreed. Many people helping at the already mentioned forums above, use
> freeware tools that do just as fine a job as payware.
> It is however up to the user to decide whether or not to pay for
> something, if you dont have to to get the same if not better level of
> security...
>
> Rgds,
>
> Yourhighness
>

[Dustin Cook]

Yourhighness <yourhighness.nospam@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:1184665262.117505.273000@d30g2000prg.googlegr oups.com:

> the following was said on Jul 17:
>>BugHunter for example doesn't care if you use hijackthis. If the file
>>is known to it, BugHunter will still detect it, regardless of changes
>>made to your registry.
>>
>
> There are specific tools for specific infections and should only be
> run in guidance with helpers at the different forums. They work in
> similar ways, if not the same as BugHunter. As for general Anti-
> spyware tools, they all work similar too.

I would hope so.

> Agreed. Many people helping at the already mentioned forums above, use
> freeware tools that do just as fine a job as payware.
> It is however up to the user to decide whether or not to pay for
> something, if you dont have to to get the same if not better level of
> security...

In the end, it's upto the user regardless.


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