a-squared HiJackFree is a detailed system analysis tool which helps advanced users to detect and remove all types of HiJackers, Spyware, Adware, Trojans and Worms.
Reviewing 3.1.0.16 (May 19, 2008)
Works 100% fine on my XP. Very useful and informative. It clearly states it's for XP. I like XP and I'm not switching to Vista.
Reviewing 3.0.0.406 (Mar 24, 2008)
Do they have Vista version?
Xp users going to be Vista users. So Xp users decreasing in numbers. They dont support anymore Xp software producers. I will begin to use Vista next month. I need Vista versions.
Reviewing 3.0.0.406 (Jan 30, 2008)
Everyone who like to go back to the 1.0.0.18 Standalone exutable, look here:
ftp://ftp.vernet.lv/pub/windows/adawares/
Reviewing 2.0.0.429 (Sep 6, 2006)
This program seems very buggy, and ill behaved, even for a "Power User" as the software author below states. Several times the program stopped responding. I've used their earlier "free" version 1.x, still do sometimes,and that one was nice. I went over to the Hijackfree forum, and saw someone posted a similar complaint.
Reviewing 2.0.0.429 (Sep 5, 2006)
HiJackFree (HJF) is basically a *truth teller* about exactly WHAT is going on inside your computer -- the good, the bad, & the ugly. As such, HJF does a flawless job from the standpoint that the facts it presents are both accurate & complete.
It would be mis-leading to rate such an application based on the user's interest (or disinterest) in having those facts, &/or based on the user's ability (or inability) to make effective use of those facts.
BOTTOM LINE- HJF can be an extremely valuable security tool IF the user is either (1) a power user or (2) will take the time to ask appropriate questions at forums such as CastleCops.
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