SuperAntiSpyware

[Buffalo]

Ron wrote:
> On Mar 24, 11:45 am, "Buffalo" <E...@nada.com.invalid> wrote:
>> Ron wrote:
>>
>>> Check this out (starting with what's written in red)
>>> http://www.superantispyware.com/supp...ay.html?faq=47
>>
>> That's fairly normal advice when uninstalling a program.
>> It basically tells you to go to the install program and then select
>> 'remove' when the option comes up.
>> Shutting down other running programs and exiting the program first
>> before you uninstall it and then uninstall it.
>> Did SAS not appear in you Add-Remove list?
>> I did notice that it tells you to reboot immediately after doing the
>> uninstall, which I routinely do anyways after installing or
>> uninstalling a program.
>>
>> "Rebooting your PC is essential. If you do not reboot your PC, the
>> uninstall may be unsuccessful. "
>>
>> Sorry to hear you had a problem with uninstalling SAS.
>> I think you are missing out on a great program, but that is your
>> choice.
>
>
>
> I'm not missing out on anything. There are plenty of free programs out
> there that will get the job done, and I'm using Spy Sweeper.....so all
> is good
>
> And those other programs, show up in the add/remove!
>
> What kinda crap is that?

It showed up on my system. Perhaps there was a program running when you
installed SAS that interfered with the install.

I guess we'll never know.

Hope you enjoyed the Holiday weekend.

[Casey]

In article <IZadnW3dSpsP7X3anZ2dnUVZ_hmtnZ2d@comcast.com>,
Eric@nada.com.invalid says...
> Does anyone here use it?
> I would like to hear the good and the bad about it.
> I use the paid version and I am happy with it.
> They just recently upgraded their program and now it is much faster in scan
> time, than before, which was slower than many others.
> The free version works like the paid version with the exception of automatic
> updating and real-time protection, AFAIK.
> The free version is on-demand only but just as powerful as removing the
> adware,spyware,etc as the paid version.
>
>
I just recently installed SAS Pro. It seems to do everything
o.k. without any problems (install, uninstall, update signatures, etc)
The only problem I had was when I entered my setup preferences
in the Preference Window (with all the tabs) they would not
stay enabled. (there were no O.K. or Apply buttons)
The next time I looked at it, they had all gone
back to default settings.

I accidently descovered that I could shut down my Win98 box
(at Start/Shut Down) while the Preference Window was open
and that would keep my entered preferences enabled.
(these computers are nutty things sometimes, ha)
Casey

[Buffalo]

Casey wrote:
> I just recently installed SAS Pro. It seems to do everything
> o.k. without any problems (install, uninstall, update signatures, etc)
> The only problem I had was when I entered my setup preferences
> in the Preference Window (with all the tabs) they would not
> stay enabled. (there were no O.K. or Apply buttons)
> The next time I looked at it, they had all gone
> back to default settings.
>
> I accidently descovered that I could shut down my Win98 box
> (at Start/Shut Down) while the Preference Window was open
> and that would keep my entered preferences enabled.
> (these computers are nutty things sometimes, ha)
> Casey

Hopefully someone will be able to explain that.
I use SAS also in Win98SE (Dual boot: 98SE & 2000Pro) and I haven't had that
problem.
I also don't have an apply button, but when I use the 'Close' button on the
bottom right, it saves.
Perhaps you should use the SAS site to submit you query.
Let us know the response you get.