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Old February 21st 08, 08:05 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.perform_maintain
John A Grandy
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Default best anti-malware

Thanks for the responses everyone.

What about these malware programs masquerading as anti-malware programs ?
What is the best way to identify and get rid of those ?


"Stewart" wrote in message
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After 10 years with a fairly simple email address I have finally been
forced to change my ISP solely in order to cut out the spam. I have been
regularly receiving over 200 spam emails a day.
I use mailwasher pro and filters, approved lists etc in the orange web
site but as others said there does not seem to be any way to stop it. I
also use crap cleaner, ad-aware, zone alarm pro and spybot as well as my
virus checker.
The orange web site certainly puts them into the deleted folder or junk
but it has limits. I know that while they are in the orange web site they
need not bother me but they do.
I have now changed to a less obvious email address for my personal mail
and use hotmail for business purposes. I think that this is the way to
go; set up at least 2 and maybe even 3 or 4 email addresses and keep them
separate.


"John A Grandy" johnagrandy-at-yahoo-dot-com wrote in message
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What is the best anti-malware solution ? What about PC Doctor ?

Also, routers with firewalls, what can they do, which one is best ?

Any other info appreciated too.

Thanks.





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