I use a selective number of tools that are in my system cleanup arsenal to clean our computers and friend’s computers. Even with an efficient Virus scanner, a Firewall and a resident Spybot malware checker, some malware sneak into our computer sometimes.
I have the habit of keeping these programs in my flash drive so I could take it to a friends place easily. But, it is a pain to keep up with the latest versions of these programs.
Anti-Malware toolkit is just going to make that easy for us. You don’t have to hunt for these tools and download them individually anymore to clean up a malware-ridden computer.
- Just download Anti-malware toolkit – needs .NET 2.0
- Select the programs you need to install from a list of recommended programs
- Has the essential malware fighting apps such as Spyware Blaster, CCleaner, RogueRemover, SUPERAntiSpyware, Anti-Malware, Spybot S&D, HijackThis
- Also, it has options to download recommended software such as Firefox, Thunderbird, Opera & Avast anti-virus to further edicate users on using safer programs.
- Available as an installer or in portable format (zip file) which is perfect for a flash drive.
- Also, has a list of utilities such as AutoRuns, ProcessExplorer, Unlocker, etc.
- Flags incompatible software so you can stay away from it

If you are the tech support person for your family and your friends, this is a must have and can help you quickly get to most of the utilities you need in cleaning up a computer. Plus, you can also install a suite of utilities that will help reduxe your trips to their living rooms, unless you get free beer in those visits.
Even if you don’t play the tech-support and actually a recipeint of it, this can be a great start to clean your computer yourself. Start out with a few in the list in this utility and you will see it just makes your PC hum along nicely. I clean sweep our computers atleast once a month and this is also the time I review and uninstall programs that I don’t use anymore. Also, for smaller utilities I prefer the portable version even for my PC, as I can just delete them anytime and that way they don’t mess with mt registry, startup settings, etc.
Download Anti-Malware Tookit EXE installer or ZIP archive
When was the last time you checked your PC for malware? How often do you do it?
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