Thread: The best Cleaner for Viruses without any License.

my pc is really infected,i tried to download many antiviruses but without any chance to clean my pc because of invalid License,i aslo tried to reinstall new windows but it still running very slow so i made sure that it's still infected.

Now i am using the Free Edition of SuperAntispywares(Freeware),No need for License or codes,after scanning it detected 4 Trojans and many Adwares .(now my pc running very smooth)

u may Download it here < Download SuperAntiSpyware 5.0.1146 - FileHippo.com >

I hope to be helpful to u guys.

thnx.

I'm not sure if this thread is in the right forum... but anyway...

Malwarebytes is free for the non-realtime version. Malwarebytes : Free anti-malware, anti-virus and spyware removal download A lifetime license for the realtime background scanning is only $25 USD. Hacks come out regularly if this is beyond your means, but be sure exclude Malwarebytes from scanning the directory where the crack and the cracked software is located and do not update the program itself (the data can be updated, though).

McAfee Virusscan Enterprise is not free, but it is freely available on the right trackers. ;) It does not require registration or any entry of keys. Just select "lifetime license" during the install process. Such nice people, those folks at McAfee.

malware bytes has a free version. You may have something an antivirus can't clean up. Also, check out hijack this if you know a little bit about computers and what you may or may not need.

The only downside of the real-time (paid) Malwarebytes (besides a bit more system resources than I care to give up) is that if you block "dangerous" sites, they lock out a lot of trackers and you need to manually white list them.

Originally Posted by U2Fan

The only downside of the real-time (paid) Malwarebytes (besides a bit more system resources than I care to give up) is that if you block "dangerous" sites, they lock out a lot of trackers and you need to manually white list them.

That actually happenned with one of the seedbox websites I was looking into. However, I changed the setting to whitelist all http sites. Probably not the most secure, but I can deal with that.

Malwarebytes has saved my PC own two occasions from a reinstall definitely recommend it. I never used paid version I just use it to do deep scans routinely. As far free antivirus software goes of Avast would be my top pick it has alot features and a free package.

Originally Posted by Mickey_D

Malwarebytes has saved my PC own two occasions from a reinstall definitely recommend it. I never used paid version I just use it to do deep scans routinely. As far free antivirus software goes of Avast would be my top pick it has alot features and a free package.

I tried free package of Avast before but it wasn't that good.

I have Microsoft Security Essentials running on its default schedule with file monitoring turned on.

I then run Malwarebytes occasionally (maybe once a month) to clear out anything that might have gotten past MSE.

SuperAntiSpyware is reserved for the nasty stuff which neither of the above can find. Never happened on my home PC though I have had to use it once on my work PC when there was a virus going around which kept hijacking my Google search result links.

Something that makes its way on your PC through a Java vulnerability might require Malwarebytes or SuperAntiSpyware but MSE is good for general use, is free, and updates automatically through Windows Update.