WinPatrol 29.0.2013.0 – freeware

With this program, you can: Monitor vulnerable areas of your computer and get alerts about new programs. and the below is its basic information:

Developer’s description: WinPatrol 29.0.2013.0 – Monitor vulnerable areas of your computer and get alerts about new programs.

WinPatrol with Scotty the Windows Watch Dog will sniff out worms, adware, spyware, cookies, Trojan horses, and other nasty programs that may attack your computer. This program puts you back in control of your computer with no need for constant updates. WinPatrol¡äs goal is to help you better understand what programs are running on your computer and to alert you to any new programs added without your permission. Scotty lets you confirm any new programs or add-ons set up to run on your computer.Unlike traditional security programs, WinPatrol doesn¡ät scan your hard drive searching for previously identified threats. Instead using a heuristic approach, a snapshot is taken of your critical system resources and WinPatrol alerts you to any changes that occur without your knowledge. You¡äll be warned immediately by Scotty and will be removing dangerous new threats while others wait to hear about them on the news. WinPatrol includes enhanced reports and checks for a number of new Internet Explorer helpers and a fix to the disappearing task bar icon quirk in Windows XP. FreewareFiles tested WinPatrol 29.0.2013.0 on 2013-10-21 using leadingantivirus scanners and found it 100% Clean. It does not contain any formof malware, spyware, viruses, trojans, etc. We will re-test each updatedversion and remove the award as well as the program if found infected. Loading… –> User Reviews Reviewer:-broughie Review Date:2013-04-21 Average Rating (85 Votes ) 3.79 Pros: Excellent free program .Several times had malicious ? recurring hidden programs installed from software and torrent downloads eg "Browser Protect" which AVG , Malwarebytes and SuperAntispyware programs failed to detect even after running scans.Win Patrol preserved my PC by first warning me and then after antivirus & anti spyware scans failed,gave me the option to delete at "boot-up", which only soltion that worked as options of deleting registry items and using system restore also failed . Brilliant facility…. click here for more…