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Spybot - Search and Destroy
This one is one of my personal favorites. I think this is the best spyware program available at any price. Best of all it's free, no credit card needed at all. I use this every other day on my personal computer. Be carefull because there are alot ot "spybot" fakes out there but this is a direct link to the real one. Download
Check the update feature before each scan and imunize after any updates to keep the system protected against hijackers.
This program is free but does accept donations to stay free. Try it, if you like it donate. If even a dollar it helps to keep it for all of us.


Microsoft Security Essentials
Use Microsoft Security Essentials to guard against viruses, spyware, and other evil software. It provides real-time protection for your home or small business PCs. Microsoft Security Essentials is free* and was designed to be simple to install and easy to use. It runs quietly and efficiently in the background so you don't have to worry about interruptions or making updates. Microsoft Security Essentials is available for small businesses with up to 10 PCs. If your business has more than 10 PCs, you can protect them with Microsoft Forefront Endpoint Protection. Download

Microsoft Update

One problem I run into often is that people forget to or just don't keep their Windows software up to date. It is so important, it helps keep out unwanted software, protect against system hijackers and keeps all the system files optimized. It can also help to keep device drivers up to date. Here are a few screen shots of what to look for.

Click here to check if your computer is up to date

Windows XP sp2 & sp3


When using XP you'll want to watch for a small yellow shield with a "!" in the task bar at the lower right of your screen next to your clock. (if the updates have been there for a while they may have auto-hid so you might have to click the small arrow to see it)


Windows Vista sp1 and Windows 7

When using Windows 7 or Vista watch for a small box with a halo like the one pictured below in the task bar at the lower right of your screen next to your clock. This is to let you know that Windows has updates that need to be installed. Click the icon to install the downloaded updates.
Windows 7	Windows Vista

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