Trojan Killer identifies and resolves both known and unknown threats (Trojans, spyware, malware and annoying adware). Samples of malware include various types of adware (displays unwanted advertising); spyware (may keep and send logs of your keyboard and mouse activity, such as credit card or personal identity information); hidden dialers (may initiate unsolicited phone call which then shows on your bill). When you are going to run Trojan Killer but end up with error for it, it is of great significance that you should get it uninstalled or re-i >>> Read More

Which should be the best way to manage your network software? WirelessKeyView recovers all wireless network keys (WEP/WPA) stored in your computer by the Wireless Zero Configuration service of Windows XP. It allows you to easily save all keys to text/html/xml file, or copy a single key to the clipboard. Remove WirelessKeyView with its own uninstaller Open Start Menu, then move to All Programs. Navigate to WirelessKeyView on the right list and then locate to Uninstall WirelessKeyView. Click it, then click YES to follow the prompts to finish >>> Read More

My father in-law downloaded STOPzilla when he first got his laptop when he hadn’t got any other spyware on it. Now he has got Norton and every time he starts up laptop, he gets a message saying register STOPzilla or whatever. If he go to uninstall it, he gets a pop up saying STOPzilla has stopped the process. He also tried doing this going through the control panel to remove program and it did the exact same thing. What exactly STOPzilla is doing? STOPzilla is said to be an antispyware utility that scans the contents of computer’s h >>> Read More