i have both, but webroot never finds any thing and spyware doctor usually always finds a tracking cookie or 2.
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which one is better, webroot spysweeper or pc tools spyware doctor?
April 13th, 2008 · 5 Comments
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5 responses so far ↓
1 Brandon // Apr 13, 2008
all you really need is McAffe or Norton you dont need all these other things they just put shit in yo compuetr
2 Coco Puffs // Apr 13, 2008
i use ad aware. its free and it works
3 TerryO44 // Apr 13, 2008
AD-Aware 2007 is useless., the only good version they had was SE., 2007 tends to freeze up during updates., and is as slow as old heck., Spybot or Superantispyware are your best bets and their also both free., which is a bonus.,
4 Winson // Apr 13, 2008
In the CPU Magazine, January 2008, the winning choice was a close decision between Spyware Doctor and Spysweeper. Spyware Doctor was the winner because it had a simpler, easy-to use interface. Detection rates and effectiveness were the same. (fyi, Ad-Aware 2007, Spybot, and Windows Defender received lower ratings.)
5 Michael // Apr 13, 2008
Personally i think Spysweeper is better,but i would
as i use it.I have used Spyware Doctor before and
its an excellent program.
You almost seem upset they don't find much,but its because of safe surfing on your part and
Spysweeper,which is in realtime blocking what it
finds,including tracking cookies and they probably
leave a few behind for the poor old Doctor and
hence him finding one or two which Spysweeper don't consider harmful.
There's a lot of people out there who would love
to have your computer problem,with the top two
antispywares in most comparitives looking after
them so diligently.
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