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Remove rogue antispyware, antivirus and hard drive utilities


We all known that quite a few spammers make big bucks by offering software like antivirus, antispyware or hard drive utilities whose main function is to either spy on the user or spam him. Those products are quite common nowadays and it is difficulty for an inexperienced user to remove the software completely again.

Rogue Remover is a little freeware application that scans your hard drives for installed rogue antivirus, antispyware and hard drive utilities and removes them if you choose it. The process is not complicated and even inexperienced users should be able to use rogue remover without help.

Some of the products that Rogue Remover is able to remove are: WinAntiSpyware, WinAntiVirus, SpyAxe, VirusBlast and VirusBursters . A complete list with about one hundred programs is available at the developers homepage.

source: winaddons




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3 Responses to “Remove rogue antispyware, antivirus and hard drive utilities”

  1. gnome says:

    Great find… Better be on the safer side of things and download it… Cheers!

  2. bondurant says:

    Nice find Martin.

    I’ll pass it on to my sister,who paid for the spywaresherrif ‘antispyware program’ & then paid her local computer shop over 150 quid to fix it because she “needed a new hardware” !

    A list of dodgy antispyware apps here (for winblows users , ahem)
    http://spywarewarrior.com/rogue_anti-spyware.htm

    Hey Martin ,you sure this Rogue Remover isn’t spyware :)

  3. Hornswaggled says:

    Cool, ill have to dog ear this one and remember it if I start running into any issues. Everything is running fine now, I’m still tempted to try this out though.

    If this is actually spy-ware I know where your blog is!

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