You can choose which areas to analyse, such as start-up items and browser plug-ins, or analyse everything.
The new System Investigator tool in SUPERAntiSpyware 6 is useful for analysing what’s running with Windows and determining whether items are safe or unsafe. Files can be set as trusted, folders can be excluded and so on. The scanning options are very similar to anti-virus software, so you can ignore non-executable programs, ignore or scan zips and so on. It can be low or high, and it basically uses multithreading to speed up scanning. Version 6 has faster scanning, and there’s an option in the settings to activate Scan Boost. You can also right-click files in Explorer and launch a scan. The scan options include the usual complete, quick and custom scans. The home screen has tiles for scanning, tools, setting up schedules, updates and configuring real-time protection.
The free version provides manual scanning of the disk drive, whereas the Pro version includes real-time protection, automatic updates and scheduled system scans.The interface, which has been redesigned in this latest version, is easy to use.
It is designed to work alongside your regular software and provide extra protection. This is not intended to be your only defence against all types of malware, but rather a second line of defence. SUPERAntiSpyware has just been updated to version 6, and it aims to protect your PC from spyware.Īll security programs detect spyware as well as viruses these days, so you may question whether an extra spyware tool is necessary or wonder whether it’s good enough to be used on its own. Malware like spyware, viruses, Trojans and other threats is showing no signs of diminishing, so security software is still essential on Windows PCs, despite attempts by Microsoft to make the operating system more secure. Boost your security with a tool to provide a second line of defence
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