What's the best spyware removal tool to recommend to a relative who isn't particularly computer savvy?
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I also recommend having them own ad-aware. It's really self-explanatory, and if they run it every once in a while it can really help as well.
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They have a free product and it has always worked for me in the past.
Its very easy to use and there is a free version (as well as ore functional paid for versions) so you can easily try it out and see if it suits your needs.
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I'm not saying AdAware isn't good: in my opinion, it's VERY good. It's just that, the free version must be handled manually. Not so good for a not-so-savvy relative. Maybe the paid-for version doesn't require this: I haven't paid for it and tried it.
What you might prefer for a not-so-savvy person is a package, ANY package, that runs pretty much on its own, without the need for manual intervention! For that, in my experience, you pay. Maybe not a lot, but some. For example, we have AVG. It's pretty good, and I'm NOT saying it's the best, I'm just saying it takes no manual intervention. It just sits there, running, and downloads its updates when needed, and you can schedule scans on a regular basis. It costs a small amount. So all I'm saying is, pay for something that runs on its own, with no need for intervention, to relieve your relative of some grief.
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