well i just installed stopzilla restarted my computer and appaernetly stopzilla has found 3 tojans 5 adware and spyware but when i go to delete it it says i must purchase but i dont want to, windows defender, ad-aware, panda and spyware S&D doesnt pick them up, im not sure weather to find the path and delete them

help?

Go microsoft and/or McAfee and/or Symantec website to search for a cure/solution for each individual virus.
If no cure/solution is found in those three websites, then go any search engine (preferable google) to search for the cure/solution.

Trial products usually don't allow you to gain access to all of its features.
Some free products usually won't detect viruses and/or adwares and/or spywares and/or malwares that easly.

Yer, once before I downloaded the trial and it said I had to purchase it, so I had to get a crack, not saying that you should. (wink, wink)

I have Zone Alarm Suite and every virus and spyware it has come across it has done wonders for me if you still have problems elektra pm me.

UPDATE:
Well after fishing in my closet i found my old internet security centre software (norton internet security 2005), so i wonder if that finds any thing :/

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Originally posted by Lourix
I have Zone Alarm Suite and every virus and spyware it has come across it has done wonders for me if you still have problems elektra pm me.

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Go microsoft and/or McAfee and/or Symantec website to search for a cure/solution for each individual virus.
If no cure/solution is found in those three websites, then go any search engine (preferable google) to search for the cure/solution.

Trial products usually don't allow you to gain access to all of its features.
Some free products usually won't detect viruses and/or adwares and/or spywares and/or malwares that easly.

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Originally posted by elektra
Would it clash with norton?

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Originally posted by elektra
Would it clash with norton?

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If you want to install your Norton Internet Security, then forget about installing Zone Alarm. It's recommended not to install both Anti-virus on your machine. This wil cause conflict leading you to to have more trouble then you expect.
If you want to install Norton and have another scanner just to make sure that all of the viruses and/or adwares and/or spywares and/or malwares are found, do another scanning using the Free online Virus and/or Spyware and/or Adware and/or Malware scanner.
These online scanners are those that I usually use:
[*]Windows Live OneCare scanner
[*]Trend Micro Housecall
[*]Symantec Security Check
[*]Trend Micro Antispyware for web
[*]eTrust Antivirus Web Scanner
[*]McAfee Free Scan
These are the other online scanners:
[*]F-secure Online Scanner
[*]BitDefender Free Online Scanner
[*]Panda ActiveScan

Note: Some of these online scanners only support Internet Explorer.

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Originally posted by elektra
Thanks, im doing a scan with TRend micro, but on the onecare website i cant find any free online scan?

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I suggest submitting the problem files to Virustotal.com.  Virustotal will scan the files with ~30 top tier Anti-virus and Anti-spyware products and show you the results of each scanner.  It is a very nice tool.

Here is the list of vendors that participate in VirusTotal:

    * Aladdin (eSafe)
    * ALWIL (Avast! Antivirus)
    * Authentium (Command Antivirus)
    * Avira (AntiVir)
    * Cat Computer Services (Quick Heal)
    * ClamAV (ClamWin)
    * Computer Associates (Iris, Vet)
    * Doctor Web, Ltd. (DrWeb)
    * Eset Software (NOD32)
    * ewido networks (ewido anti-malware)
    * Fortinet (Fortinet)
    * FRISK Software (F-Prot)
    * Grisoft (AVG)
    * Hacksoft (The Hacker)
    * Ikarus Software (Ikarus)
    * Kaspersky Lab (AVP)
    * McAfee (VirusScan)
    * Microsoft (Malware Protection)
    * Norman (Norman Antivirus)
    * Panda Software (Panda Platinum)
    * Prevx (Prevx1)
    * Softwin (BitDefender)
    * Sophos (SAV)
    * Sunbelt Software (Antivirus)
    * Symantec (Norton Antivirus)
    * UNA Corp (UNA)
    * VirusBlokAda (VBA32)
    * VirusBuster (VirusBuster)

If these vendors don't report the files are a problem and Stopzilla does, then I think the Stopzilla results are very suspect.  There are a lot of "rogue" anti-spyware tools out there.  Some even posing as legitimate tools.  I have written an article on spyware that you may find helpful.

Good luck!

It is possible that this software you scanned with was just saying you had infected files to make them seem like better anti-virus so you'd buy the software... ¬_¬

Don't get pulled in. If no other AV detects it (as long as they are up to date), then there really shouldn't be much of a problem