Re: [Dev-C++] virus problem? Adsincontext

Thanks Josh and LordSauron, but I think that you both kinda missed my 
question, which may have been hard to descern.  Has anyone ever had any 
reports of spyware EXCLUSIVELY in the DEV-C++ directories?  That's where 
it's saying that my spyware is located and that's the only place.

Kevin.

Josh McFarlane wrote:

>Eh. I'd be careful about Microsoft AntiSpyware.
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>If you truely want a whack-all combination, here's what you need.
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>Ad-Aware from LavaSoft
>SpyBot
>HijackThis (helps kill anything that's hooked IE, used for removing
>those pesky integrated spyware programs)
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>Never once in the 2-3 years of using it have I found a piece of
>spyware that they can't collectively destroy.
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>On 7/25/05, lordSauron <lor...@gm...> wrote:
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>>Sorry there - forgot to change it to DevC++ users group (wasn't
>>thinking again ;)
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>>---------- Forwarded message ----------
>>From: lordSauron <lor...@gm...>
>>Date: Jul 25, 2005 10:44 AM
>>Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] virus problem? Adsincontext
>>To: TornadoChaser <kb...@gm...>
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>>Google Microsoft AntiSpyware, which is basically the best for
>>anti-spyware/adware operations.  Since it was made by the morons who
>>made windows, it's really good at cleaning up Windows' many
>>magnificent messes.  It's never incorrectly reported a threat at any
>>time.
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