Thank you very much for this software, which fills a significant gap in security software for PCs. By way of constructive and appreciative comment, I would like to make three recommendations about the UI (I am working on a 23 inch monitor in Windows 10 Pro).
1. After scanning, I have to click through every tab to see where the problems are. Could you please highlight each tab where there is...
1) The folders will be deleted and the files as well.
2) There were no shortcuts on my test system and that's why they are not in the log. Otherwise they would be deleted.
If AdwCleaner don't delete those files on your system:
1) Check that you use the latest version of the program and please share the whole logfile.
2) Please write what files are not deleted.
but files and shortcuts is not removed
AdwCleaner and now finds and removes it, for example log
# AdwCleaner v5.201 - Logfile created 12/08/2016 at 09:07:29
# Updated 30/06/2016 by ToolsLib
# Database : 2016-08-12.1 [Server]
# Operating system : Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 3 (X86)
# Username : User - A75751305
# Running from : C:\Documents and Settings\User\Desktop\adwcleaner_5.201.exe
# Option : Scan
# Support : https://too...because these programs are installed along with other necessary programs, and are not removed through Add or Remove Programs applet setup
Hello,
What makes you say that these software are malicious and have to be removed ?
subj. Amigo, Odnoklassniki and so on
If there was something other than Reimage Repair, I might understand, but, that is ALL that ADWcleaner found. I've done some checking, and depending on the source, some think Reimage is PUP/Adware, and some don't. All I know is, it cleared up a number of problems I was having, so I'm kind of reluctant to remove it.
I don't know why, but every time I run ADWCleaner it wants to remove Reimage Repair. I don't want this removed.
Can anyone tell me why ADWCleaner wants to?
alowe56, 2016-08-10 01:03:58 (UTC)
The answer to your question is very simple. AdwCleaner is a tool designed to remove PUP, Adware and browser hijackers.
According to different analyses, "Reimage Repair" is classified as PUP/Adwa...
I don't know why, but every time I run ADWCleaner it wants to remove Reimage Repair. I don't want this removed.
Can anyone tell me why ADWCleaner wants to?