Wtf

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Originally posted by DVD PIRATE III@7 January 2004 - 03:35
Which Spybot says when you install it, if you paid attention to the installation

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WOW, spybots kind of pointless then...lets remove spyware with spyware! :rolleyes:

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Originally posted by DVD PIRATE III@6 January 2004 - 19:35
Which Spybot says when you install it, if you paid attention to the installation

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Duh I was being funny If you read the post Im running spybot

Your not removing spyware with spyware, spybot has dummy spyware files.

i run em both and no probs
adaware just detects sh*t in spybots quarantine :)

You definately need to scan your comp for spyware. I would use either Ad-adware or Spy Sweeper. Ad-aware is free and pretty "on-the-ball" with the latest spyware threats. I find that Spy Sweeper has more spyware definitions most of the time, but I wouldn't use the trial version. I would only use the full version because the trial version are old versions that aren't capable of getting the ALL the latest definitions

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Use ad-aware with ad-watch and spybot with immunize and spy sweeper with it's spyware killer.

Spybot is detected with spyware because spybot quaratines the spyware so ad-aware will detect the spyware. (Quaratine= Moved to safe location and unable to cause harm). Spybot is not dangerous at all, just don't remove the spyware it quarintines and exclude the folder spybot quartines files into.

ad-aware fuked my internet up i installed it and scaned my computer then deleted everything and then i turn off my computer and turned it on the next day and i waited 30 mins and still couldnt get my adapter 2 catch signal and the problem was that Ad-Aware deleted a registry key dat i needed 2 get signal

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