Free AntiSpyware for Windows XP
Ratliff, J
Microsoft recently released a newer beta version of their AntiSpyware tool. After downloading and installing this new version of Antispyware, I must say I was impressed. The tool found everything I threw at it, including a few that AdAware could not find. Microsoft has also implemented a network for people to join if they wish to combat new spyware. It is kind of like a huge lab if you will. Althought the beat version is free, it does expire in July 2006, and MS is sure to charge for the final product. However, I think that this tool will be a great product for all computer users who are tired of constantly fighting spyware and adware. I am advising all of my clients at http://www.victoriatechnology.com to download it and try it out. You can find Microsoft Spyware here.
About the author: J. Ratliff is a web developer and technical guru. He runs Victoria Technology as well as Affiliate Ranch.
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