Comments on: Computer Clean Up http://agoat.com/computers/computer-clean-up/ Randomness isn't really that random. Sun, 13 Sep 2009 05:51:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: aGoat.com » List of Free Programs I Use http://agoat.com/computers/computer-clean-up/comment-page-1/#comment-17 aGoat.com » List of Free Programs I Use Sat, 17 May 2008 09:17:54 +0000 http://agoat.com/?p=9#comment-17 [...] (Simple and straight forward usenet program.) FileZilla (An FTP client with out all the bloat.) SuperAntiSpyware (The last program you will need when it comes to cleaning your computer of Spyware and Adware.) [...] [...] (Simple and straight forward usenet program.) FileZilla (An FTP client with out all the bloat.) SuperAntiSpyware (The last program you will need when it comes to cleaning your computer of Spyware and Adware.) [...]

]]> By: Pokey http://agoat.com/computers/computer-clean-up/comment-page-1/#comment-16 Pokey Sat, 17 May 2008 08:47:21 +0000 http://agoat.com/?p=9#comment-16 Oh Mr. SuperAntiSpyware, you think you are so smart...I'm sorry to say you lose this battle. The problem that I have seen was with a corporate computer. The user was testing out your software, hit the boot into safe mode option and BLAM-O they needed the admin info to get past the encryption software that was on the computer. This left their computer stuck to boot into safe mode, which wouldn't let them login. They had to crawl to the IT guys and beg for forgiveness. Sure most home users won't come across this issue, but no one would come across this issue if they just hit F8 instead of the boot into safe mode option. Is it really that hard to press F8 when the computer is starting up? (I apologize to people that are disabled and must use voice recognition software to control there computer) So, I find SuperAntiSpyware to be a great program, but find the safe mode option silly. Oh Mr. SuperAntiSpyware, you think you are so smart…I’m sorry to say you lose this battle.

The problem that I have seen was with a corporate computer. The user was testing out your software, hit the boot into safe mode option and BLAM-O they needed the admin info to get past the encryption software that was on the computer. This left their computer stuck to boot into safe mode, which wouldn’t let them login. They had to crawl to the IT guys and beg for forgiveness.

Sure most home users won’t come across this issue, but no one would come across this issue if they just hit F8 instead of the boot into safe mode option. Is it really that hard to press F8 when the computer is starting up? (I apologize to people that are disabled and must use voice recognition software to control there computer)

So, I find SuperAntiSpyware to be a great program, but find the safe mode option silly.

]]> By: SUPERAntiSpyware.com http://agoat.com/computers/computer-clean-up/comment-page-1/#comment-15 SUPERAntiSpyware.com Sat, 17 May 2008 03:57:21 +0000 http://agoat.com/?p=9#comment-15 SUPERAntiSpyware (BootSafe) does NOT change any registry keys to boot into safe mode. Safe Mode boot involves changing the boot.ini files on the root of the drive. You can run BootSafe from Safe Mode and boot back to Normal Mode, or simply reboot and you will be back in Normal Mode. If you have problems with booting, it's likley because of the spyware infection, not SUPERAntiSpyware. SUPERAntiSpyware (BootSafe) does NOT change any registry keys to boot into safe mode. Safe Mode boot involves changing the boot.ini files on the root of the drive.

You can run BootSafe from Safe Mode and boot back to Normal Mode, or simply reboot and you will be back in Normal Mode.

If you have problems with booting, it’s likley because of the spyware infection, not SUPERAntiSpyware.

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