I had one that was google spyware remover or something, and I deleted it. I really need some help.
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I also use and recommend AVG Anti Virus and Spybot Search and Destroy. They’re really good.
No question about it, Avg: http://free.avg.com/download-avg-anti-virus-free-edition.You‘re search is over
It is very popular and has won many awards.
There is plenty of software around that can help protect your computer – provided you keep them up to date and stop downloading every piece of rubbish you come across.
Use one from each group of these…
Anti-virus
AVG – http://free.avg.com/
Avast – http://avast.com/
Anti-spyware
AdAware – http://www.lavasoft.com/
Spybot – http://www.spybot.com/en/home/index.html
Firewalls
ZoneAlarm – http://www.zonealarm.com/security/en-us/...
Comodo – http://www.personalfirewall.comodo.com/
Running two anti-virus programs interferes with the way they work and could trash something important.
Run CCleaner – http://www.ccleaner.com/ – to clean up your registry.
There are other ways to protect computers. The easiest way is to only download and run programs that you trust and not open every attachment that arrives in your email. Only open those from people you know. Make sure your computer administrator accounts have strong passwords. Don’t always run your computer with administrator privileges, use an account with lesser privileges such as power user or just user.
This is tough because in my opinion, the paid programs are almost always better than the free ones. And it’s only like $20. But for a free one, ad-aware from lavasoft is a popular one which I believe doesn’t get rid of that much, but other people like it. Malwarebytes is actually a good free one, and it has a paid version.
I recommend purchasing Spyware Doctor 6. It’s award winning so you know its legit.
The thing to think about is that all these "free programs" all offer a paid version of the program, so you have to be missing something from the free version. Something good probably.