Whats New in Ver 8.0

What's New in Version 9.3.0.0?

* We have added many more new Spyware components.

Some of the new features in Version 9.3.0.0:-

  1. The fastest scanning techniques in the market.
  2. New amazing easy-to-navigate interface
  3. New results design shows all properties of each detected threat.
  4. A wide range of actions to perform with detected threats.
  5. Manage the infected lists so you can take an action later without performing a new scan.
  6. Quarantine and restore detected spyware.
  7. A set of scan options so you can highly customize the program.
  8. Instant description (help) for each item in the program. .
  9. A System-Wide Real-time system protection.
  10. Stops spyware programs before they can run.
  11. Monitors the favorite's items and blocks any unwanted additions.
  12. Shreds the detected spyware threats files and folders.
  13. Scans all user accounts.
  14. Protects the Hosts file from modifications
  15. Protects the system from malicious LSP Modules
  16. Monitors the running services
  17. Monitors the ActiveX Installations in Microsoft® Internet Explorer®
  18. Monitors the IE toolbars installations
  19. Manages the LSP modules installed in your system
  20. Manages the startup entries in your system.
  21. Manages the Browser Helper Objects in your system
  22. Manages the Hosts file entries
  23. Manages IE Toolbars
  24. Immediately suspend the detected malicious processes

The Internet is a dangerous place, full of profiteers who sell your personal data to information brokers and cunning criminals who have nothing better to do than steal your Social Security number, obtain credit cards in your name, go on spending sprees, and ruin your credit rating. So whether you're shopping at Sears.com or chatting with your buddies, you'll need to take certain precautions to keep your personal info from falling into the wrong hands.

Fortunately, there's no need to get paranoid. To protect yourself, you simply need to understand potential dangers and know how to defend yourself. So get ready, because we're going to give you a whirlwind course on how to stay safe and keep your information private.

Spyware-Adware Remover is a multi Adware, Spyware, Trackware, Thiefware & Big Brotherware removal utility with multi-language support. It scans your memory (for active memory ad components, which are not stored on your hard drive and last only as long as the computer is powered up), registry and hard drives for known Spy ware parasites and scum-ware components and lets you remove them safely even ad component DLLs. This tool is great if you value bandwidth, memory, & privacy, it hunts down those Spy ware programs hogging resources and causing conflictions on your computer.Spyware-Adware Remover scans your system and looks for traces of recognized spy components such as:

Note: the below is only a small partial list of what we scan for.....

AdBreak | Admonitor | AdvertBar | Advertising
Advertising.com | Adware | Alexa | Aornum
APPower | Aqueduct Profiler | Aureate | Avenue A Inc
BackWeb | BackWeb lite | Bargain Buddy | Bfast
Bonzi Buddy | BookmarkExpress | Brilliant Digital | BrowserToolbar
Bulla | CashBar | centrport | ClickFinders
ClickTheButton | ClickTillUWin | CnsMin | Comet Cursor
CometCursor | CommetCursor | Common Name | Coremetrics
Cydoor | Cytron | Dialer - A.i.s. | Dialer - Aconti Porn Dialer
Dialer - Action Liveshow Showtime | Dialer - All-In-One | Dialer - BillByCall | Dialer - Central24
Dialer - DeardRocher | Dialer - EazyDial | Dialer - eCommerce | Dialer - eGroup
Dialer - EOPS | Dialer - Erostars International | Dialer - Fairdialer | Dialer - Hacker International
Dialer - HighSpeed Connector | Dialer - Huysuzseks Turkish | Dialer - InterFun | Dialer - Italian
Dialer - Italian Area Dialer | Dialer - Liveshows | Dialer - MainPean International | Dialer - Net900
Dialer - PCFun Italian | Dialer - Porn Dialer | Dialer - PrivateNet | Dialer - QNET
Dialer - RatedXXX | Dialer - RingRing Italian | Dialer - SexyCam | Dialer - StarLux
Dialer - SunInfoConnect | Dialer - SyncNet | Dialer - TeenSex | Dialer - TeenXXX
Dialer - Tele Team Work | Dialer - TIBS Pay-per-View | Dialer - TSCash | Dialer - USADialers
Dialer - VLoading | Dialer - WebDialer International | Dialer - X-Diver | Double Click
Doubleclick | Download Accelerator Plus ADS | Download Ware | DownloadReceiver
DownloadWare | DSS Agent | Engage Inc | Enliven
Ever Ad | EWA | Expedioware | Ez Search Bar
Ezula | FastClick | FavoriteMan | Flash Track
Flyswat | Focalink | Gator | globesearch
GoHip | Gratisware | HelpExpress - Attune | Hijacker - 7FaSSt
Hijacker - Browser Hijacker | HiJacker - CNetAdd | Hijacker - cool-xxx | Hijacker - Duolaimi
Hijacker - FindTheWebsiteYou Need | Hijacker - GoCyberSearch | Hijacker - Homepage Hijacker | Hijacker - IStartHere
Hijacker - IStartHere Browser Hijacker | Hijacker - Netzany | Hijacker - PassThisOn | Hijacker - RocketSearch
Hijacker - Secret-Crush | Hijacker - Sexy | Hijacker - SuperSexPass | Hijacker - System 1060
Hijacker - Underagehost | Hijacker - Xupiter | Hijacker = CnsMin | HitBox
Hitbox | Hitslink | Homepage Ware | Hotbar
Hunt Tool Bar | HuntBar | IE Assist | IEPlugin
IGetNet | INetBar | INetSpeak | iWon
Keylogger - 2Spy | Keylogger - AB System Spy | Keylogger - Actions Monitor | Keylogger - Activity Logger
Keylogger - Activity Monitor | Keylogger - AE Covert Operation Monitor | Keylogger - Alwin | Keylogger - AppsTraka
Keylogger - Cyber Snoop Desktop | Keylogger - Desktop Detective 2000 | Keylogger - Desktop Spy | Keylogger - Global Patrol
Keylogger - Hack99 | Keylogger - Hellz Little Spy | Keylogger - HotKeysHook | Keylogger - IAmBigBrother
Keylogger - Informer | Keylogger - IntraSpy | Keylogger - Investigator | Keylogger - Invisible Keylogger Stealth
Keylogger - IPX Keyboard Recorder | Keylogger - Keyboard Guardian | Keylogger - Keycorder | Keylogger - Keystroke Reporter
Keylogger - KLogger | Keylogger - MDSA Sentinel | Keylogger - MoM | Keylogger - NGC PC Internet Monitor
Keylogger - PC Weasel | Keylogger - Phantom2 | Keylogger - Probot | Keylogger - Retrieve
Keylogger - SafeNet | Keylogger - Salus | Keylogger - SaveKeys | Keylogger - SCKeyLog
Keylogger - Screen Logger | Keylogger - Silent Guard | Keylogger - Silent Watch | Keylogger - SpyAgent
Keylogger - SpyAnywhere | Keylogger - SpyCapture | Keylogger - SpyPC | Keylogger - Surfing Spy
Keylogger - Windows Spy | Keylogger - Windows Spy Client | Keylogger - WinGuardian | Keylogger - WinRecon
Keylogger - WinSpy | Keylogger - Winvestigator | Keylogger - XtraKeys WinKey Logger | KFH
Kontiki | Limewire Spy ware | linksynergy | Linksynergy
Loadfonts Browser Hijacker | Lop.com | Marketscore | mediaplex
Mediaplex | Message Mates | MiniBug | NCase
NetPal | NetRadar | NetSonic | NetSource
Network Essentials | NewDotNet | NewsUpd | NowBox
Offshoreclicks | Onflow | OpenMe | Other
PopUp Notes | porn popups | PornTracker | RapidBlaster
RealMoney | Savenow | Search Explorer Bar | SearchIt
Seekporn | Sexlist | Sextracker | SideStep
Surf Plus | targetnet | Targetnet | Teknum Systems
TGDC | Timesink | TinyBar | TopMoxie
TPS108 | Transponder | Trojan - Benjamin KaZaA | Trojan - DocTor
Trojan - Element | Trojan - Klez | Trojan - MS7531 | Trojan - NetBUIE
Trojan - wbeCheck | Trust Tool Bar | Turbo Download | Twisted Humor
UCmore | ValueClick | VLoading | VX2 RespondMiter
Wazam.com | WAZAM.com -SearchBlaster | webCheck | web3000
WebHancer | Webtrends Live | webtrendslive | Wild Tangent
WinAD | Wurld Media | WurldMediaBHO | xww.de
ZapSpot | & many more

After searching, it displays a list of what it found and lets you select the items you'd like to remove from your system or ignore. The interface is clean and straight-forward. First, determine what parts of your system you want to scan (Drives, Registry, Memory), then Scan.

Spyware & Adware Remover gives you the option of backing up Spy ware components, incase you discover that you needed one (for example, to uninstall an associated software product). Or you can have it automatically remove all ad components or just some of them (maybe you want Radiate but no others to monitor your surfing sessions) so you won't have to lift a finger to remove ad components from your PC.

Spy ware apps, often installed without your knowledge, send information about your surfing habits to ad companies, which, in turn, send you more pop-up ads--about as much fun as getting telemarketing phone calls during dinner. Fortunately, Spyware-Adware Remover can help by checking for and deleting spy programs from your computer. So fight back with this tool.

Note: Some ad-supported programs, like GoZilla, will not function if you remove their adware. If privacy is your main concern, then this tool will effectively keep your surfing habits private and anonymous.


What is Spyware?

In general, Spy-ware is technology that aids in gathering information about a person or organization without their knowledge. On the Internet, Spy-Ware is a program that is put on someone's computer to secretly gather information about the user and relay it to advertisers or other interested parties. Spy-Ware can get in a computer as a software virus or as the result of installing a new program. Data collecting programs that are installed with the user's knowledge are not, properly speaking, Spy-Ware, if the user fully understands what data is being collected and with whom it is being shared.

The Cookie is a well-known mechanism for storing information about an Internet user on their own computer. However, the existence of cookies and their use is generally not concealed from users, who can also disallow cookie to access information. Nevertheless, to the extent that a Web site stores information about you in a cookie that you don't know about, the cookie mechanism could be considered a form of Spy-Ware. Double-Click, a leading banner ad serving company, changed its plans to combine cookie information with database information from other sources to target ad campaigns directly to individuals without their permission. Double-Click's current policy is not to collect "personally-identifiable" information about a user without their explicit permission or "opt-in."

Aureate Media, which distributes free software on the Web in exchange for the right to gather user information, is another company that has been criticized for not plainly indicating what data it gathers and for making it difficult to remove its programs.

Spy-Ware is part of an overall public concern about privacy on the Internet.

Spy-ware is Internet jargon for Advertising Supported software (Ad-ware). It is a way for shareware authors to make money from a product, other than by selling it to the users. There are several large media companies that offer them to place banner ads in their products in exchange for a portion of the revenue from banner sales. This way, you don't have to pay for the software and the developers are still getting paid. If you find the banners annoying, there is usually an option to remove them, by paying the regular licensing fee.

While producers of ad-ware claim its purpose is merely to collect information about Internet habits in order to deliver ads tailored to a surfer's interests, privacy advocates are concerned about the potential misuse of this data. Where does it come from? Most likely it was installed alongside that free software widget that you downloaded just last week, without you even noticing.

America is fascinated with spying. The popularity of Survivor, Big Brother, and even Cops is testament to that. But what if the cameras were turned on you, without your knowledge?

Advertisers, Web designers, and even the government are using the Net to spy on you. Downloaded software, Web bugs, and cookies target you while you're online, watching and recording your actions and turning that information over to eager advertisers. These Spy-Ware technologies gather personal information, such as your IP address and shopping habits, without your knowledge or consent. Ostensibly, the uses of this technology from direct marketing to helpful cookies that can remember login names or automatically fill in forms--are relatively benign.

Spy-Ware's real threat is not the specter of spam or targeted banner ads; it's a more insidious loss of privacy. Privacy advocates say there are other risks from personal information collection, not the least of which is the potential for abuse once private information is in the wild. Once that data is out of your hands, you don't know where it will end up.

So far, there are discussions about regulation but little real action. Until there is, if you're concerned about privacy, spy ware, or spam, follow some of these rules and instructions to detect, recognize, and kick out sneaky spy ware.


Why is it called "Spy-Ware"?

While this may be a great concept, the downside is that the advertising companies also install additional tracking software on your system, which is continuously "calling home", using your Internet connection and reports statistical data to the "mother ship". While according to the privacy policies of the companies, there will be no sensitive or identifying data collected from your system and you shall remain anonymous, it still remains the fact, that you have a "live" server sitting on your PC that is sending information about you and your surfing habits to a remote location.....


Are all Ad-ware products "Spy-Ware"?

No, but the majority are. There are also products that do display advertising but do not install any tracking mechanism on your system. These products are not indexed in our database.


Is Spy-Ware illegal?

The spywares have been prohibited by 2004 by law in some countries. However there are certain issues that a privacy oriented user may object to and therefore prefer not to use the product. This usually involves the tracking and sending of data and statistics via a spyware installed on the user's PC and the use of your Internet connection in the background.


What's the hype about?

While legitimate ad-ware companies will disclose the nature of data that is collected and transmitted in their privacy statement, there is almost no way for the user to actually control what data is being sent. The fact is that the technology is in theory capable of sending much more than just banner statistics - and this is why many people feel uncomfortable with the idea.


On the other hand...

Millions of people are using advertising supported "Spy-Ware" products and could not care less about the privacy hype. In fact some "Spy-Ware" programs are among the most popular downloads on the Internet.


The Spy-Ware Threat

Spy-Ware usually gathers information about your computer's configuration and your surfing habits, but if combined with the right technology, it may even pick up your address or telephone number. So far, there are few, if any, concrete examples of anyone suffering damage as a result of Spy-Ware. In fact, the technology isn't even illegal, but Spy-Ware remains controversial, and consumers have started to kick up a fuss over the idea of advertisers invading their space. That pressure can be enough to get a company to change its ways, as was the case with Real Networks.


Is It Secure?

In reality, even information as simple as your computer's IP address isn't as harmless as you might think. A malicious and knowledgeable hacker could use it to find and damage your system, especially if you have a static IP address that doesn't change because you have an always-on connection such as DSL or cable. And the fact is that, you simply don't know what can happen if your privacy is compromised. Think of it this way: If you choose to keep your home address out of the phone book, you wouldn't want to discover that the information was in the white pages without your permission. It's not necessarily dangerous for someone to know your home address, but it could be, and making it public should be your choice. The potential for abuse is perhaps even more worrisome than the invasion of privacy. There's no guarantee that companies won't sell your personal information to the highest bidder or even inadvertently transmit it to malicious hackers.

From the less harmful cookie to more nefarious data collection software or Web bugs , Spy-Ware can enter your computer as a software virus (along with new software) or from a Web page while you surf. That Spy-Ware then sends your personal information--such as Web sites you've visited, your IP address, or your computer's host name--back to a parent company or server, where it can be shared with advertisers or used to serve up ads targeted at users like you.


Unsavory Cookies

Cookies, the small text files a Web server sends to your browser to remember pages you've visited or that fill in information and passwords automatically, spawned the issue of Web privacy. Oddly, however, they're the least of your Spy-Ware worries. Most Web sites don't conceal cookies, and you can either set your browser to warn you when you're about to receive one or reject cookies entirely.

Nonetheless, cookies can store personal information such as your name and address, as well as track your surfing habits. Often they're used to personalize Web sites (such as when NBCi.com greets you by name) or to fill in forms when you return to a site (so that you don't need to type in your name and password again, for example), recognize your buying habits (when Amazon.com recommends books you might like), and serve up targeted ads.


Hidden Demons

A little higher on the Spy-Ware food chain lurks covert software that's downloaded along with programs from companies you trust. For example, Real Networks, the maker of RealPlayer, was caught gathering listening habits, preferred music genres, and other information from anyone who installed its popular Real Jukebox program. Although the company claimed to be profiling users' listening habits in order to customize Real Jukebox for each person, those users didn't know they were being monitored. After much public outcry, Real Networks quickly revised its privacy policy and released a patch that let users block the transmission of their personal information.


Creepy Crawlers

Aside from cookies and software contained Spy-Ware, Web-tracking techniques are even more sophisticated--and harder to combat. The latest threat to online privacy in this camp is: Web bugs.

Unlike cookies, Web bugs show up as tiny image files embedded in a Web page or an HTML-formatted email message. They're usually invisible--so tiny, you'd never notice them--and they gather information ranging from your computer's IP address to your surfing habits, including the type of browser you're using. They're particularly nefarious because you can't see them, and anti-cookie filters won't catch them.

Web bugs are increasingly common. In fact, the White House ordered its own drug policy office to stop using Web bugs to target surfers with anti-drug advertising on the government's anti-drug Freevibe.com.

In addition to capturing surfing information and IP addresses, Web bugs can "talk" to cookies on your computer left by the same site or advertising company. Online ad company Double-Click , for example, used Web bugs that could communicate with cookies from its Web site. The cookies then revealed past online behavior, even home addresses, IP addresses, and phone numbers to the bugs, and the bugs sent that information straight back to Double-Click.

A company can also use the bugs to tie cookie histories to personal identifying information, such as your phone number and address. In fact, a California woman sued Double-Click for just that behavior. The company bought another firm, Abacus Direct, which holds detailed consumer profiles on more than 90 percent of U.S. households. Double-Click cross-referenced its Spy-Ware results with that database to compile surprisingly personal profiles.


Spying Eyes

Almost without exception, Spy-Ware deliberately hides inside the computer and works at avoiding detection. For example, the Aureate Spy-Ware system inhibits its Internet backchannel used in the absence of keyboard or mouse activity so that the user won't see modem lights flashing and wonder what the heck is going on. Since Spy-Ware is deliberately trying to go undetected, special tools are required to sense the presence of these sneaky spies.


What is Ad-ware?

Ad-ware is any software application in which advertising banners are displayed while the program is running. The authors of these applications include additional code that delivers the ads, which can be viewed through pop-up windows or through a bar that appears on a computer screen. The justification for ad-ware is that it helps recover programming development cost and helps to hold down the cost for the user.

Ad-ware has been criticized for occasionally including code that tracks a user's personal information and passes it on to third parties, without the user's authorization or knowledge. This practice has been dubbed Spy-Ware and has prompted an outcry from computer security and privacy advocates, including the Electronic Privacy Information Center.


What is Thief-Ware?

Thief-Ware is software being used in an unethical or disagreeable manner. The term does not necessarily mean that the software is involved in outright thievery or other serious criminal activity as determined by law.

The word is being used to denote unethical, unacceptable, or otherwise negative use of software and Internet technology.

Some of the software mentioned places links on victimized sites for visitors to click on, leading them away to other competitor sites. Many site owners would say the software is stealing visitors which makes Thief-Ware an appropriate name for such services and software.


The Thief-Ware Plan

You are enticed to download a desired program. The software (we refer to it as Thief-Ware) is bundled with the desired program. When you install the desired program, it also prompts you to install the Thief-Ware program. This all appears very seamless. There is usually some mention of agreement on your part to install this Thief-Ware as you click the OK button to continue. Because it is presented in such a fluid manner, many do not take the time to notice what was installed.

When the person surfs the net, they begin to notice abnormal links on many of the Web pages. Many don't know how they get there (unless they remember or realize that the software they installed put the links there), but they soon realize there are actual links. These links are not placed there by the Web site designer but have been super-imposed over certain words. Another program in the past super-imposed graphic ads that usually matched the same dimensions as the original ads on the page. Because the super-imposed graphics were the same size, they appeared to belong to the page. The super-imposed ads have been discontinued.


Getting Started with Spyware-Adware Remover

Getting Started with BPS Spyware & Adware Remover

Here we will show you how to scan for Spy-Ware on your system, create backups of items to be removed, view logs, and even create your own language pack.

  • Run Spy-Ware Remover as found in Start >> Programs >> BulletProofSoft.com >> BPS SpyWare & Adware Remover.
  • OR run it from your desktop by double clicking BPS Spyware & Adware Remover icon.


Selecting Drives from scan section

Custom Scan.

Now you are ready to select the sections from your computer to start scanning. For the purpose of this example simply select all components to scan by clicking the square box next to the item you want scanned.

To add folders to be scanned, please hit the folder icon which located in the folders section

· Memory: Checking this option will scan the memory for Spy-Ware running processes

· Registry: Checking this option will scan the registry for Spy-Ware running processes

· Folders: Checking this option will enable you to select folders by hitting the folder icon.

· My Computer: Checking this option will scan the complete system

Example: Check the "My computer" icon to quickly set for a complete system scan.
Note: Grayed icon mean that not all sub-sections were selected.
Note: To start the scanning process, simply click the "Scan Now" button.


Start Scanning

After setting the program options and selecting the scan sections you are ready to start scanning your system for pests (Spy-Ware).
To start the scanning process, simply click the "Scan" button on the left side of the program interface, then chose your scan type.
Note: Depending on your selection and size of data you have on your drives, the scan may take from a second up to a few minutes.


Spy-Ware Scan Summary

The scan summary shows how many of each type of spy-ware components were found. It shows that it found X Spy-ware memory process currently running , X spy-ware registry items, X spy-ware files and folders. All of this will include the ignored items that will not shown in the results window, the program notes you if any ignored spyware have been detected.

Press the "Proceed" button to continue to the results list as following:-

From this window you can select the threats that you want to remove, quarantine, Ignore once, or always ignore.


Adding components to the ignore list

Applying action to the results

You may select a single action for each threat using each threat action combo box, also one action for all threats using the combo box at the bottom of the interface.

You can apply the actions as follows:

Remove: This will remove the threat completely from your system.

Quarantine: This will isolate the threat from your system and backup it in the Spyware Remover folder. It can be restored later from the quarantined list.

Ignore Once: This will threat only for this time and will be detected in any further scans.

Always Ignore: This will set the threat in the Ignore list and will be ignore in any further scans. You may remove it from the ignored list.

Note:- some items in some threats require restarting your system to be completed removed, it may be locked by the system


Options Tab

General Settings.

You can choose to:
1. Automatically save log files.
2. Add BPS Spyware Remover to windows startup. This will start the program automatically.
3. Start Minimized. This starts the program in the task bar.
4. Shred spyware files and folders. This will shred the detected spyware files and folders

You can also browse to choose the location where the Quarantined & Log Files will be saved in.
Any changes in these settings will not be applied if you don't click the save button.


ScanningTab

Scanning Settings

You can change the scanning options to customize your scan according to your needs.

Once more any changes in these settings will not be applied if you don't click the save button.


Why is it called "Spy-Ware" ?

Schedule Settings

You can choose to set a scheduled scan for your computer to automatically scan your PC periodically or to select None and apply your own manual scan.

Available scheduled scan types are as follows :

* Daily: Select a time for scanning your computer each day.

* Weekly: Select a day in the week & a time to scan your computer weekly.

* Monthly: Select a date & time for your computer to be scanned in each month.
Note that it is recommended to keep yourself away from choosing a special dates that don't apply to all months of the year e.g. 29th of February & 31 of any month.
Keep yourself restricted to the first 28 days that apply to all months.


Paths Tab

Manage Lists

Her you can manage the list of ignored or quarantined spyware

* Ignored List : You can remove any item from the ignore list so that it can be detected in future scan.

* Quarantined List : You can restore or remove any item from that list.
Restoring: will copy the content of the threat back to your system.
Removing: will remove the threat completely from the list & the computer as well.


Live Update

When you purchase Spyware-Adware Remover, you are entitled to FREE updates and replacement downloads for one year from the date of purchase. You can check for new updates on the web using the link "Update Now" on the main screen, but make sure you are connected to the web.

You can choose to set a scheduled Liveupdate to automatically update your program periodically or to select Manual Update to apply updates manually.

Available Liveupdate types are as follows :

* Manual Update : Disable scheduling update options & allows you to update using the "Update Now" button.

* Update at program startup : Updates your program automatically every time you launch it.

* Time to Liveupdate : Select a time for your computer to automatically update your program.


Startup Manager Actions

System Shields

  • System Shields run in the background to monitor the sanity of the running programs to protect the user from malicious spyware.
  • There are 10 shields that cover almost all location that are targets for spyware.
  • An alert will fire if any new item has been added to the monitored locations.
  • You can change manipulate and view the caught alerts using the alerts lists from the main window


BHO Actions

Tools

Warning: Some tools need attention before dealing with.

Note: all actions will take into effect immediately after pressing the action buttons at the bottom of the window.

Note: it's strongly recommended that you get a backup of any tool before handling. You should restore the backed tool when any inconsistency occurs to your system.

LSP Manager: The Winsock Layered service provider (LSP) is intended to control the internet connection flow or block web sites. The installed LSP modules in your system will appear in the LSP list; you may check the Details section and check for a strange Module name.

Startup Manager: The startup programs that will be launched at the windows startup are listed here; removing any item will prevent it from being run at windows startup.

BHO Manager: BHO is an abbreviation for Browser Helper Objects which is installed on your system and being loaded with internet explorer or windows explorer, they may control or change the internet follow and block web sites in IE.

Hosts file manager: the hosts file is a system file located in the system directory. It contains a mapping of web sites and their IP's; it may block or redirect web sites. The list will contain the Hosts file entries.

IE Toolbars manager: the list will contain the installed IE toolbars in your system.


Launch Help

You can Launch this help document by:

  • From the system help button beside the close button.


BPS Website

You can reach us by connecting to our website through the link on the interface or by choosing it from this link.
http://www.bulletproofsoft.com


Uninstalling Spyware-Adware Remover

Uninstalling BPS Spyware & Adware Remover

To uninstall the program open Start >> Settings >> Control Panel >> Add/Remove Programs Dialog box, you will find the BPS Spyware & Adware Remover 10.0 entry, choose to remove it, and then follow the uninstalling instructions that will appear.
You can also open Start >> Programs>> BulletProofSoft.com>> SpywareRemover>> Uninstall BPS Spyware & Adware Remover.