I need some Technical help

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  1. DJ Fatty Boy

    DJ Fatty Boy Well-Known Member

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    I'm after some free

    Adware
    Spyware
    Virus Protection

    Anybody know owt?
     
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  2. Gue

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    From memory.....Try www.download.com or something like that

    Also from memory
    Adaware SE Personal
    Spymaster

    both from above site

    They must have some free virus protection on there as well. I use Norton but that costs £40-50 a year!
     
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  3. Gue

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    Go to Google and type in the word FREE followed by what you want.
     
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  4. DJ Fatty Boy

    DJ Fatty Boy Well-Known Member

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    How do i do that? nt
     
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    If you've got emule

    Download the latest edition of Zone Alarm - a really nice bit of kit that does all of the above, there is a version currently on emule that doesn't expire until 2035.
     
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  6. DJ Fatty Boy

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    I've got Limewire, do you think it will be on there? nt
     
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    RE: I've got Limewire, do you think it will be on there? nt

    It probably will be, just search for Zone alarm, the one i downloaded was called something like:</p>

    ZoneAlarm_wont_expire_until_2035_no_shit.rar</p>

    Or something like that, it's about 25Mb.</p>
     
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    Nice one, i'll have a look when i get home. nt
     
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  9. Gue

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    You can get everything you need, from here .....

    ...... I use Zone Alarm firewall, AVG anti-virus and Ad-Aware, plus Spywareblaster, but, remember to keep all of them updated.</p>

    http://www.computeractive.co.uk/downloads/</p>

    </p>

    Don't forget to put Computeractive in your Fav's .... for future reference. (Y) </p>

    and their all free.</p>
     
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  10. DJ Fatty Boy

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    Cheers old lad nt
     
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    Plug in to Adware SE.....

    Get old of ad-watch....

    absolute corking piece of software...

    It continuously monitor and blocks before things get on, and doesn't slow anything down...

    Obviously the Adware as it stands on its own only removes things after the event when you run the software, but ad-watch blocks it at source.

    (Y)
     
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