To: VaBthang4
If you're referring to Spybot Search and Destroy, I don't believe its being supported any more. I haven't seen any updates for it in months.
I switched over to Ad-Aware for my spyware nuking pleasure.
31 posted on
08/21/2004 3:10:09 AM PDT by
asgardshill
(The Republican's best weapon lies midway between John Kerry's nose and lower chin.)
To: Lori675; Straight Vermonter; toadthesecond; VaBthang4; NewRomeTacitus; alnitak; Drammach; Quilla; ..
thanks to everyone...lots of great stuff. Keep em coming! :)
33 posted on
08/21/2004 3:27:29 AM PDT by
Capitalism2003
(America is too great for small dreams. - Ronald Reagan, speech to Congress. January 1, 1984.)
To: asgardshill
If you're referring to Spybot Search and Destroy, I don't believe its being supported any more. I haven't seen any updates for it in months. ??? I just checked for updates after reading that & there was a new one.
35 posted on
08/21/2004 3:35:06 AM PDT by
Sloth
(John Kerry: Frank Burns with Charles Winchester's pedigree.)
To: asgardshill
I don't believe its being supported any more. I haven't seen any updates for it in months.Spybot had an update yesterday. It found a trojan, StartPage-EH, that Ad-Aware SE didn't detect.
39 posted on
08/21/2004 3:43:54 AM PDT by
csvset
To: asgardshill
"If you're referring to Spybot Search and Destroy, I don't believe its being supported any more. I haven't seen any updates for it in months.I switched over to Ad-Aware for my spyware nuking pleasure." I'm running AdAware v1.3 - is "SpyBot S&D" still required or recommended?
42 posted on
08/21/2004 3:45:10 AM PDT by
newfreep
To: asgardshill
Spybot is still very alive, but download the latest program, I think it is 1.3.
Also, Adaware is also new so it should be downloaded and installed. In both cases it is best to uninstall the old programs before installing the new. Not really necessary, but it is cleaner and causes less problems.
A great resource for freeware is the freeware newsgroup. There are alternate sources for just about every program out there,
46 posted on
08/21/2004 4:00:08 AM PDT by
KeyWest
To: asgardshill
If you're referring to Spybot Search and Destroy, I don't believe its being supported any more.
It certainly is. In fact, SSD will find Firefox/Moxilla cookies where Ad-aware won't. SSD has to be run in Advanced mode (beta download) which works fine. For more info, check the Firefox forum, search for 'cookie'.
To: asgardshill
"If you're referring to Spybot Search and Destroy, I don't believe its being supported any more. I haven't seen any updates for it in months."Au contraire. Been rebuilding a few systems here over the past week and, once again, download Spybot S&D onto all of them, and there ARE updates. It's still VERY much alive and well, and the best product of its kind out there, period.
To: asgardshill
I got an update for Spybot like two weeks ago...
81 posted on
08/21/2004 10:30:38 AM PDT by
VaBthang4
("He Who Watches Over Israel Will Neither Slumber Nor Sleep")
To: asgardshill
If you're referring to Spybot Search and Destroy, I don't believe its being supported any more. I haven't seen any updates for it in months.Is your Spybot version 1.3? If not, you have to download the newest version. In fact, I downloaded an update this morning. :)
106 posted on
08/22/2004 7:48:20 AM PDT by
John123
(Who wins in the deathmatch, Lurch or Tah-ray-zuh?)
To: asgardshill
164 posted on
09/15/2004 5:58:54 AM PDT by
A. Pole
(Madeleine Albright:"We are the indispensable nation. We stand tall. We see further into the future.")
To: asgardshill
SpyBot is now running version 1.3.
It is possible your earlier version is not updating.
Do a google search for SpyBot. Version 1.3 is the one being offered for download.
Let me know if that changes things for you.
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