[bLuE_oMeGa]

If you've got problems with spyware and/or ad-ware ... Forget about using ad-aware, spybot S&D, spysweeper, ...

A new utility has been put on the net called hitmanpro. It's freeware and runs fully automatically.

The utility combines ad-aware, spysweeper, spybot S&D, spywareBlaster and McAfee Stinger.

How to use the program?

Well, just go to the website and click on the link "download hitman pro 1.7.5". The download will start automatically. Simply install the program and run it.

How does it work?

When you start the program (you have to have an active internet connection), it will start off by searching updates, upgrades or new installation files for the 5 utilities. This way, you're sure to be working with all latest versions of the programs. Hitman Pro will automatically download, install, set up and run the utilities one by one. Afterwards, the utilities are removed again to gain free space on your drive.

When Hitman Pro has finished cleaning up your pc, you'll get a notice.

Cut the crap already where can I find this incredible program?

simply follow the link

http://www.hitmanpro.nl

(the site's in Dutch, but I'd be glad to help you guys 'n gals work walk through it)

Good luck .. Any questions? Let me know

grz

bLuE_oMeGa

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If you've got problems with spyware and/or ad-ware ... Forget about using ad-aware, spybot S&D, spysweeper, ...

Actually, HitManPro is just a wrapper that installs these programs.

HitMan let's you download, update, and install the most popular free anti-spyware programs in one click. It is an interesting concept. I wonder if they have permission from all the authors to repackage and distribute their software? Also at almost 19mb it's too large for modem users.

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If you've got problems with spyware and/or ad-ware ... Forget about using ad-aware, spybot S&D, spysweeper, ...

Actually, HitManPro is just a wrapper that installs these programs.

HitMan let's you download, update, and install the most popular free anti-spyware programs in one click. It is an interesting concept. I wonder if they have permission from all the authors to repackage and distribute their software? Also at almost 19mb it's too large for modem users.