Hi there,

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or
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or
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or
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This useful program has:
Adaware SE
CWShredder
Nod32
Spybot
Spywareblaster
plus a handy little tool to remove cached websites in internet explorer.

Once the program installs it runs the above programs one after the other to clean your system.

Is handy and easy to use - I hope this helps people who are overcome by malware/spyware.

And thanks to Edskes Download Mirror located at:
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Regards
Mathias

Surfing the web can find a lot of things that really are helpful - especially to the inexperienced computer user. This link is one such thing.

http://j1.edskes.com/malwarekiller087.exe
or
http://i2.edskes.com/malwarekiller087.exe
or
http://i1.edskes.com/m/malwarekiller087.exe
or
http://codecpack.nl/malwarekiller087.exe

http://home.hccnet.nl/h.edskes/mirror.htm

Such obscure sites could prove to be helpful or could ultimately turn to the dark side at any point. Firstly, I have great doubt that the creators of NOD (an antivirus tool) would authorize its use in such a tool. I have alerted them to this situation. Furthermore, the lack of documentation and limited search links to such a tool is an automatic danger sign.



BOTTOM LINE: It is always best to stick with known and reputable tools from known and reputable sources. FOREMOST, how do you know that the bundled tools have not been (or could later be) inappropriately altered in some way????? - USER BEWARE!!!!