StonedComp
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Hello I recently picked up free malware bytes, and Superantispyware free. Is there another virus protector do i need? Thanks for your time and comments..
Can I keep these and get that one free?Neither of those are anti-virus. Unless you have MalwareBytes Pro you don't get real-time protection. You're best off ditching Superantispyware and installing Aaast.
Neither of those are anti-virus. Unless you have MalwareBytes Pro you don't get real-time protection. You're best off ditching Superantispyware and installing Aaast.
Can I keep these and get that one free?
Hey my friend.. Thanks You, Thank You. You really been healful. alot of peeps on here i guess aint no helping. but i'm glad you and a couple others helped me out. and thanks again. That's what the community is for.helping others! also i got malware and i got the SUPER ANTI PROFESSIONAL so i should be good. I had 1 virus or something a bug i guess. it cleaned it up. it said to remove or clean. something like thAT.It's called Avast and you don't need to buy the paid version. The free version works well. You can also run free version of Malwarebytes along side of it. Nothing else is needed. Don't download any weird programs that have malware included with it. Like those programs that say they will speed up your pic or fix registry errors. They won't but they will screw up your system.
also i got malware and i got the SUPER ANTI PROFESSIONAL so i should be good. I had 1 virus or something a bug i guess. it cleaned it up. it said to remove or clean. something like thAT.
So you have Malwarebytes and Superantispyware professional? Then there is no need to have Malwarebytes as Superantispyware will actively scan your system as soon as you are at your desktop screen.
I would also suggest running the first 2 programs here as you will most likely have malware that Malwarebytes or Superantispyware won't pick up.
1.
Please download AdwCleaner by Xplode onto your Desktop.
•Please close all open programs and internet browsers.
•Double click on adwcleaner.exe to run the tool.
•Click on Scan.
•After the scan you will need to click on clean for it to delete the adware.
•Your computer will be rebooted automatically. A text file will open after the restart.
•Please post the content of that logfile in your reply.
•You can find the logfile at C:\AdwCleaner[Sn].txt as well - n is the order number.
2.
Please download Junkware Removal Tool to your desktop.
•Shutdown your antivirus to avoid any conflicts.
•Very important that you run the tool in this manner:
Right-mouse click JRT.exe and select Run as administrator
Do NOT just double-click it.
•The tool will open and start scanning your system.
•Please be patient as this can take a while to complete.
•On completion, a log (JRT.txt) is saved to your desktop and will automatically open.
•Post the contents of JRT.txt in your next message.
So you think those tools are for hacking? They are not. They are used to to help remove infections. They will remove stuff you never knew you had. You can do what you want but I'm just trying to help you make sure you are no longer infected and get the best performance from your computer.
John, you misread the situation though, he was never infected he just wanted an opinion on the antivirus software he was using.
EDIT: Aaast. (had to again)
No, you misread his post. Read it again.
Hello I recently picked up free malware bytes, and Superantispyware free. Is there another virus protector do i need? Thanks for your time and comments..
Okay two things:
1: When I mentioned Avast, I made a typo. Big whoop. No need to make a big deal over it.
2: You're not the OP of the thread, so why are you so worried about what is being posted? Your posts in this thread aren't bringing any significant help to the thread.
I just thought it was funny, no deals being made, and I was just letting John know that he never asked for help removing malware so he wouldn't waste his time. (John's time I don't mean the OP)
John, you misread the situation though, he was never infected he just wanted an opinion on the antivirus software he was using.
EDIT: Aaast. (had to again)
I had 1 virus or something a bug i guess. it cleaned it up. it said to remove or clean. something like thAT.
It's never a waste of time. If OP wishes to remain possibly infected, that's up to them. John simply recommends running the anti-malware scanners whenever anyone says they removed something malicious, and I always agree with him.
From our experience it is always never the case that any virus is simply cleaned up like that.... there are usually remaining issues. Thats why John offered to look at the logs.