It's a never ending battle to keep them out of our computers. I was told that mucis downloads are the most common way to get a bug of some kind, but just about any website can hit you regardless of how safe it's been in the past.

The last time I had a problem, none of the programs that I had found it. I did a search to see what else was out there and read allot of good reveiws of PC Tools SpywarDoctor. I bougth it, installed it and had is scan my system. It took hours, but when it was done, it found hundreds of problems. It rates them from mild to dangerous. I had one that was really bad, two that were pretty bad, and the rest were all mild. Before buying this program, the four that I had didn't show a thing. AVG and Spybot were two of them, but I'm drawing a blank on the others. I gave up on Norton and McCafee years ago.

My wife ran it on her laptop with similar results, even though she didn't have a noticable problem. Both of us feel that our systems are faster since installing SpywareDoctor and deleting all the other programs that we had.

I had tried Microsoft a few years ago with poor results. I'm glad to hear that they are back in the game.

Eddie

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