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Superantispyware

I use it myself and the link posted above looks good, always get what ever your looking for from the maker as other sites may have what you need but add a few things you Don't need...

I support downloading from the manufacturer's website. However, in the alternative Filehippo and Major Geeks are long term respected sites.
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I like filehippo, the site is set up nicely, never had a problem with it.

Piriform works well for CCleaner as well.

First of all you have wayyyy to many it's called "overkill" one good anti virus and one good anti maleware is enough all you are doing is confusing da chit out of your PC. I have 4 PC's online in my home and have been a puter guru for many years. I have no problems and use AVG2015 Free and Malewarebytes Free now and then I may scan registry with ASC but that is it.

Thank you all very much. I will install it when I get home tonight.

aputernut - Malwarebytes gets rid of malware. The ATF Cleaner just tidies up loose ends, making space.

So there are only two - Microsoft Security and SuperAntiSpyware - doing for the same thing. That is not overkill, that is called "backup".

As long as the applications are reputable and your AV is the only one set to real time there is nothing wrong with having all that you wish. Are they all necessary? Usually not. However, having them does allow you to try them, learn them, and gently tinker with them.

Personally, besides my AV I keep SAS and MWB installed and current since neither are certified 100% effective. But, that's just me.

No it is not back up, often too many of these programs conflict with each other, and you can do disk clean up and defrag from right in your system tools, which free's up space on your hd. and if you want to do all in one free conclusive free software then you can run ASC=advanced systems care.

I'd be curious to know what you were doing to not "find it" when Google returns 720,000 responses in only 0.2 seconds.

But I would like my Super-AntiSpyware back ... if only I could find it.

Maybe search your computer and double click;

superantispyware.exe

IF it starts up and runs, right click and choose send to & choose desktop (create link)

azinoh - I looked on my computer, not on Google.
The short cut was missing when I first went to use it. And I could not find SuperAntiSpyWare when I clicked All Programs.
It might be hidden somewhere else?

1. Might look in Control panel> Programs and Features,

2 Here's a site that provides a search program that you can install that I find a bit more effective (or like better than) the Windows Search.

http://www.voidtools.com/

Have you looked on your C drive under Program Files or Program Files (X86)?

I recently used x64bit CCleaner and it did amazing job. I would suggest, the best anti-everything is just being cautious.

For those who are reading the above testimonial, use CC at the default settings unless you are informed and confident with what re-configuring you are undertaking.

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