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  • nikkilala_2
    nikkilala_2 Posts: 9,872 Forumite
    neosi wrote: »
    Yeah, must have been there a while as they were a few trollies back :rotfl:



    I use and install avast on other peeps machines, also recommend Malwarebytes Niki which is a spyware remover :cool:

    Do I put Malwarebytes on as well as the Antivirus?I'm rubbish when it comes to antivirus stuff:o
    Shall I just download the free one on here?http://www.malwarebytes.org/lp/malware_lp/?gclid=CNaao4mH57ICFeTHtAod9jQADA
    Beware!!!! Glitching is addictive:rotfl:
  • MKS
    MKS Posts: 10,328 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    neosi wrote: »
    Yeah, must have been there a while as they were a few trollies back :rotfl:





    I use and install Avast on other peeps machines, also recommend Malwarebytes Niki which is a spyware remover :cool: AVG has had invaild key issues for a while now


    Have that as well :T:T:T:T
  • neosi
    neosi Posts: 1,678 Forumite
    edited 4 October 2012 at 10:42AM
    nikkilala wrote: »
    Do I put Malwarebytes on as well as the Antivirus?I'm rubbish when it comes to antivirus stuff:o

    Yeah its a stand alone, just run it as and when you want. When you install uncheck the option for the free trail. Once installed and updated, goto the settings tab, untick everything apart from 'Create right click context menu' and 'warn if database is out of date' then your good to go.

    Make sure you update it before running, and run it in full scan mode. It wil take a while to run but it will find nasties that arent always classed as a virus.. ;)

    Download the Freebie version from your link
    [SIZE=-1]Who's the more foolish: the fool, or the fool who follows him?[/SIZE]
    OBI-WAN KENOBI
    :beer: :A :beer:
  • nikkilala_2
    nikkilala_2 Posts: 9,872 Forumite
    neosi wrote: »
    Yeah its a stand alone, just run it as and when you want. When you install uncheck the option for the free trail. Once installed and updated, goto the settings tab, untick everything apart from 'Create right click context menu' and 'warn if database is out of date' then your good to go.

    Make sure you update it before running, and run it in full scan mode. It wil take a while to run but it will find nasties that arent always classed as a virus.. ;)

    Thanks Si:T
    Beware!!!! Glitching is addictive:rotfl:
  • neosi wrote: »
    Yeah its a stand alone, just run it as and when you want. When you install uncheck the option for the free trail. Once installed and updated, goto the settings tab, untick everything apart from 'Create right click context menu' and 'warn if database is out of date' then your good to go.

    Make sure you update it before running, and run it in full scan mode. It wil take a while to run but it will find nasties that arent always classed as a virus.. ;)


    I've used the free version of AVG for years now & never had any problems with it. I also use Superantispyware free edition. I tend to run that more than AVG as it seems to be quicker & easier to use. It picks up Adware cookies

    Peerblock is also something that I'd recommend
  • neosi
    neosi Posts: 1,678 Forumite
    edited 4 October 2012 at 10:51AM
    jamsponge wrote: »
    You have no idea. The things that I see on a daily basis would give you nightmares.:eek:

    Did you see what happend to Nakai at Seaworld :eek::mad::mad::eek:

    Its awful and sickening, I wont post a link but those that want too know what happend its easy to find via google, but be warned its not nice :(

    The Petition for The Cove has almost reached its goal of 500,000 signatures which is good to see..:T
    spireite wrote: »
    I've used the free version of AVG for years now & never had any problems with it. I also use Superantispyware free edition. I tend to run that more than AVG as it seems to be quicker & easier to use. It picks up Adware cookies

    Peerblock is also something that I'd recommend

    I did use AVG for a long time too but they started having registry issues that caused it to think you wernt registered, not good for something thats meant to scan the registry. Superantispyware is good too, have the portable version in my toolkit
    [SIZE=-1]Who's the more foolish: the fool, or the fool who follows him?[/SIZE]
    OBI-WAN KENOBI
    :beer: :A :beer:
  • yasu0220
    yasu0220 Posts: 248 Forumite
    Is the toothpaste still going though at 2p in mr A's??
    :rotfl::rotfl: I am now a Cereal Glitcher :rotfl::rotfl:
  • Smart1e
    Smart1e Posts: 2,756 Forumite
    cjj wrote: »
    Smart1e wrote: »
    Evening Elite!

    Since the forum has been down and Mr A is no longer giving me copious amounts of haircare, cereal and Iams :j I figured I would put together a shopping list for Mr T :eek: instead.

    My cat Bertie regularly shops at T£sco :D and therefore needs his own clubcard...said clubcard sent me some conditional spends today!:j

    So my list is

    6 x Red Square Reloaded
    4 x Chokablok (3 different types of choc bar I believe at 2 for £2)
    2 x Kit Kat 8 packs (:T Thanks to OP that pointed out the new coupon from Nestle LoveBrands:T)
    1 x Andrex Quilts ;)
    1 x Beanz although possibly more now they are 50p at A's :j
    1 x Greens with coupon

    Less £3 WYS £20, total to pay should be about £1 if I'm right with all my coupons:T:T:T

    And it should give me a free washlets till spit and about £5.44 on PP back?

    Can anyone see any possible glaring errors?[/QUOTE

    Thanks, great list so I'm gonna pinch it, hope that's ok. Is Bertie shopping today as I would love to see that :rotfl: x

    No not today lol he will be mostly working his way through a mountain of Iams - if he had his way!:D
    :) Learn from the past, enjoy and appreciate the present and work to make your future the best it can possibly be :)

    And get lots of glitches!
  • manila wrote: »
    hugggs :A
    i hope he gets well soon

    Thank you :A
  • Morning
    I have already been in T's the manager told me they all have to clear the warehouses, so keep an eye out for bargains. I got a 4.5tog single bounceback slumberland duvet for £1, the car buckets at £2.50 and T's activequipment 25l powder blue backpack 2747 for £1.:D
    Oh forgot about room sprays 24p, pot purri refreshener 64p for two, pillar candles 74p and other bits.
    I hope everyone has a great day.
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