Favorite Files

1. 9-lab Removal Tool x64
2. Apple iTunes for Windows x64
3. avast! Free Antivirus
4. CCleaner for Windows
5. Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware
6. Mozilla Firefox for Windows
7. Mozilla Thunderbird for Windows
8. nVIDIA GeForce Drivers for Windows
9. Pale Moon
10. Skype for Windows
11. UltraDefrag

Recent Posts

1. 
   Review - AVG Anti-Virus Free

   2013.3336 (May 9, 2013)

   If I had a dollar for everyone of my friend's computers I have taken this mess off of and installed Avast! in it's stead I could buy a new gaming computer. Has been junk for a long time, still junk.

2. 
   Review - RegSeeker

   2.5 (May 6, 2013)

   Like all registry cleaners, don't use that feature unless you know what you are doing, eventually you will regret it., The rest of the program seems pretty solid, 4 stars for the over all program, minus one star for implying anyone can use it to clean their registry without caution.

3. 
   Review - 9-lab Removal Tool x64

   1.0.0.14 Beta (Apr 26, 2013)

   I'm a huge fan of Malwarebytes, but I'm always up to try something new. Installation was seamless, the database updates automatically and there is a place in Settings where you can have it update automatically when you start the program or have it notify you if an update is available if you choose not to have it auto update. Quick scan took about 2 minutes and found one Trojan (Trojan.32.muss). Full scan took about 12 minutes and found 5 more (Trojan.general.ak). Removal places detected threats in "Quarantine", where they can either be deleted or restored. System shut down and restart found no issues with the files removed. I'm impressed with it's ease of use and speed. I'm giving it a 5.
   
   @-Lord- I did not have the problem you described at all.

4. 
   Review - CCleaner for Windows

   4.01.4093 (Apr 25, 2013)

   I just keeps getting better, that is all there is to it

5. 
   Review - Defraggler

   2.14.706 (Apr 23, 2013)

   As with CCleaner by Piriform, you cant miss with this utility.