bazooka and/or adaware6?

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I had bazooka and during the scan I found 1 expected spy file.
But when I use adaware6, I can't find that file when I scan my system.
How is this difference possible and
which of the two programs are better?

 

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info said...
> I had bazooka and during the scan I found 1 expected spy file.
> But when I use adaware6, I can't find that file when I scan my system.
> How is this difference possible and
> which of the two programs are better?
>
>
>
I've never used Bazooka, but I had a similar situation with another
scanner finding a file (executable) that Ad-Aware missed. Despite this,
I'm happy with Ad-Aware- I just don't rely on it as the answer-to-all-
spyware.
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Super Mike
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[My donkey would like a midget and a yacht, please.]

 

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In article <c54lmp$fd8$1@reader11.wxs.nl>, mukea@hotmail.com says...
> I had bazooka and during the scan I found 1 expected spy file.
> But when I use adaware6, I can't find that file when I scan my system.
> How is this difference possible and
> which of the two programs are better?

No single program will catch everything. A common combination is AdAware
(www.lavasoftusa.com) with Spybot (http://www.safer-networking.org/). Each
has their own strengths and they complement each other.

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