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Microsoft Antispyware vs lavasoft ad-aware


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can someone change title above :blush:

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i mean ad-aware :rofl:

just installed a few adwarez to see

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Ad-aware was faster & Antispyware couldnt find anything yet :pinch:

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msg plus ? :o

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Thanks for the intersting comparison!

Of course microsoft's is still in BETA phase.. maybe they are still working on it..

They might tweak the speed..

And don't forget that Ad-Aware has updated definitions.. while Microsoft's isn't even a final release.

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haha man.

"Microsfot Antyspy". you get my todays "special post funnyness award" :)

thanks for comparing those 2.

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haha man.

"Microsfot Antyspy". you get my todays "special post funnyness award" :)

thanks for comparing those 2.

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laff. :rofl: :p

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Offhand... I'd have to say it look like MS did better... because all Ad-aware found outside of 1 browser hijack was a bunch of cookies and things in the most-recently used list...

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It's really not a good comparison, because there are a lot of spywares that Ad-Aware can't catch, and there are a lot others that MS AntiSpy can't catch.

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Ad-aware Found 26 Object, fine, but did you click on the + (Under the Threat Name) on MS AntiSpy to see how objects it had found related to those apps ?

My MS Antispy takes less than 13MB of memory and it doesnt show in Task Manager when minimized (I Have realtime Protection Enabled).

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It's really not a good comparison, because there are a lot of spywares that Ad-Aware can't catch, and there are a lot others that MS AntiSpy can't catch.

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yea thats what i'm showing to you guys :)

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Ad-aware Found 26 Object, fine, but did you click on the + (Under the Threat Name) on MS AntiSpy to see how objects it had found related to those apps ?

My MS Antispy takes less than 13MB of memory and it doesnt show in Task Manager when minimized (I Have realtime Protection Enabled).

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yes i saw that in the +

forgot to post it damn :angry:

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The thing that bothers me with Microsoft AntiSpyware, is the "SpyNet" thing. It reminds me of SkyNet from Terminator movies. I keep thinking of Bill Gates at CES talking about intergration and seeing these robots ...wow, it's...

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Just a question for the origional poster, did you run a quick scan in AntiSpyware, cause if you did, it wont pick up cookies, that's only in the full scan.

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I just thought about this,

isn't MS AntiSpy just GIANT rebranded? Which would mean in theory, that this is a final product, but MS just plans on improving on it...hence the Beta 1 label. Perhaps I am misunderstanding MS's purchase of GIANT. :unsure:

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Just a question for the origional poster, did you run a quick scan in AntiSpyware, cause if you did, it wont pick up cookies, that's only in the full scan.

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I did a full scan in both programs

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I just thought about this,

isn't MS AntiSpy just GIANT rebranded? Which would mean in theory, that this is a final product, but MS just plans on improving on it...hence the Beta 1 label. Perhaps I am misunderstanding MS's purchase of GIANT. :unsure:

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I think you're right.

In fact, MS forgot to change its name shown in the process manager. :rofl:

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I think you're right.

In fact, MS forgot to change its name shown in the process manager.  :rofl:

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That was the first thing I noticed too...lol, maybe they will make some significant improvements to this already great piece of software :shifty: :happy:

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When using MS antispyware, i noticed that it is really slow. It takes gaes for it to run an update and doesn't even give you an indication if there is no need to update.

It also takes ages after the scan to delete the spyware and report it to SpyNet.

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