SUPERAntiSpyware new version 3.6.1000

Right, I´ve forgotten to re-enable the tray icon. Going smooth here

 

The constant nesesscity to allow SAS to update frequently is rediculous, everytime it checks for updates, up pops the User Account Control,and asks for permission to update, this also happens when it checks for updates on computer startup, the same applies to SUPER AdBlocker My AntiVirus does not need permission to update,and neither did my previous Anti Spy Ware. Also if I turn off Windows Defender it tells me No Anti Spyware is installed

 

Great "feature" of Windows Vista! We are working on a solution so that the updater won't need individual access. You can turn off the auto-update check and then do defintion checks using the Check for Updates button on the main interface and you won't be prompted to allow.

We are working on a solution and as with everything else, we resolve them with program updates which we do very often.

 

Running tops here again too. Err, on XP Pro of course. Vista is not exactly my cup of tea untill maybe summer sometime, by then most issues being discovered should have been ironed out enough.

 

Good News for Me I was uninstalling it,and a browser popup window wanted me to fill in a survey why I was uninstalling,and Offered me the oppertunity to purchase SUPERAntiSpyware with Lifetime Updates for the low price of $19.95,and said it was only a once off offer for Today Only, a saving of over 50% I checked with the website and sure enough if you buy a regular Lifetime Licence it's $39.95 So I snapped it up, recieved my Licence all for $19.95 I saved $24.60 in Australian Dolllars

 

SUPERAntispyware while not maybe the best to have ever surfaced is well on it's way to (if not already there now) to being the leader of choice when it comes to quality/effective ,malware detections plus secure removals of offending malicious intrusions.

I would as an additional preventitive measure keep on hand ARK's to run regular scans just to add that other note of satisfaction that nothing is by chance compromised it's ability to detect something yet unknown or new.

 

I have bot SUPERAntiSpyware & Counterspy v2.0 Active on Startup, both Monitoring my PC If one doesnt pick up on something surely the other one will, along with Kaspersky Internet Security 6.0.2.614 I think I have it virtually covered, that I'm 99,99% Safe from Prowlers and Other Vagabond Type intrusions. I'm not sure whether to bang on Spy Sweeper to run actively along side these other 2 Anti Malware, as I have a 3 year subscription to it, and it does have a host file Shield, not sure if Counterspy or SAS have that