Sputnik

Hello TrEzNoR, welcome to the forums. Please read the CCleaner Beginner's Guide.

Good luck

I don't like the current version of Windows Defender - though I must admit I liked it's predecessor, Giant/Microsoft Antispyware.

I think you're looking for something like eDexter. Haven't used it myself though.

Forgot to mention you should read the CCleaner Beginner's Guide.

Take a look at the applications included in Winapp2.ini (not supported by Piriform).

Considering your hair will also continue to grow - provided you aren't bald already - you might want to have your head chopped off as well

yep, it's bumblebee

no infections here either, besides tracking cookies

Great! Looking forward to it

v1.01.032 Beta is available.

Dito

I've seen them before but they're still fun

Sounds familiar... CAVS needs to be very good before I give it another try. Think I'll stick with Antivir anyway

I guess you're referring to this thread

Great idea. Though, for simplicity's sake, it could also be implemented as a kind of stand-alone application (besides CCleaner and Recuva)

Yes, that's what he is talking about. You can find their homepage here: Eraser.

Just took a look at the exit-sequence of the Wilders-poster - quite impressive. That exit-sequence will probably quite a bit longer than the time he's actually using the computer.

That's just amazing Though it's frightening to see there's an entire family of them. I think office-users should prepare for 'Clippy strikes back'

Perhaps I should give it a try once

As Fireryone states Unlocker can be very useful. Another possibility to get rid of stubborn files is FileAssassin by Malwarebytes. Haven't used FileAssassin myself though. For a process killer, you could take a look at Darkspy, which is actually an anti-rootkit, but includes a powerful process killer.

Peanut Butter + Jelly Indeed, it doesn't sound appetizing at all...

@ Andavari: is there a particular reason you stopped using RegSeeker?

You could take a look at this thread: Jkdefrag.