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SecureAnywhere AntiVirus's new approach delivers faster, more effective virus protection that's always up to date. Won't conflict with other security programs, providing an added layer of protection. Also identifies and protects against new threats as soon as they emerge - without ever having to download security updates. Scans PCs with blazing fast speed and won't disrupt your work.
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Blocks viruses, Trojans, spyware, rootkits, and other malware threats
Lightest, fastest antivirus for 2012 scans your entire PC in about two minutes*
Stops unknown threats based on suspicious behavior
Continually updates itself so it's always current and you don't have to download updates
Prevents malicious programs from changing your security settings
Runs scans automatically or schedules them to run whenever you want
Protects against Viruses, Spyware, Worms, Rootkits, Keyloggers, Trojans, and Adware
What's New:
New file hash calculation to the agent log files.
Bug Fixes.
Additional support for Edge Browser.
Efficacy enhancements.
Scan engine improvements.
Bug fixes.
Fixed Adobe photoshop lightroom 5.7 1 free download for pc.
The login screen now shows if the user is deactivated in Backup & Sync.
Backup settings are retained when logging in as a different user.
Compatibility with MalwareBytes AntiExploit.
Minor graphical fixes.
Added
Hardened the scan progress against active rootkits.
Hijacked desktop backgrounds are now reset automatically on Windows XP after the cleanup completes.
Detection for a new set of VBScript threats.
Improved
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Cleanup of active threats to avoid reboots.
Webroot Internet DownloadChanged
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 You can customize what the System Optimizer cleans up from your system by enabling or disabling the settings.Webroot Secureanywhere Keycode
Webroot Secureanywhere Trial Reset PasswordTo change System Optimizer settings:Open SecureAnywhere.
Click Advanced Settings in the upper right corner.
Click the System Optimizer tab.
To view all the settings, use the scroll bar on the right side of the screen. Using the table below for guidance, specify your settings. Click Save when you are finished. Click Cancel to leave the Settings pane without making any changes. To reset everything to default settings, click Reset to defaults.
 The settings are described in the table below.
System Optimizer Settings
Clipboard contentsClears the contents from the Clipboard, where Windows stores data when you use either the Copy or Cut function from any Windows program.
Windows Temporary folderDeletes all files and folders in the Windows temporary folder, but not files that are in use by an open program. This folder is usually: C:WindowsTemp. You should not put any files here that you need to keep. The files in this folder can consume a lot of space on your hard drive.
System Temporary folderDeletes all files and folders in the system temporary folder, but not files that are in use by an open program. This folder is usually in: C:Documents and Settings[username]Local SettingsTemp You should not put any files here that you need to keep. The files in this folder can consume a lot of space on your hard drive.
Windows Update Temporary folderDeletes all files and subfolders in this folder, but not files that are in use by an open program. Windows uses these files when you run Windows Update. After you install the updates, you no longer need these files. These files are normally in C:WindowsSoftwareDistributionDownload. You should not put any files here that you need to keep. The files in this folder can consume a lot of space on your hard drive.
Windows Registry StreamsClears the history of recent changes you made to the Windows registry. (This option does not delete the registry changes themselves.)
Default logon user historyDeletes the Windows registry entry that stores the last name used to log on to your computer. When the registry entry is deleted, you must enter your user name each time you turn on or restart your computer. This cleanup option does not affect computers that use the default Welcome screen.
Memory dump filesDeletes the memory dump file (memory.dmp) that Windows creates when you receive certain Windows errors. The file contains information about what happened when the error occurred.
CD burning storage folderDeletes the Windows project files, created when you use the Windows built-in function to copy files to a CD. These project files are typically stored in one of the following directories: C:Documents and Settings[username]Local SettingsApplication DataMicrosoftCDBurning C:Users[username]AppDataLocalMicrosoftWindowsBurnBurn
Flash CookiesDeletes bits of data created by Adobe Flash, which can be a privacy concern because they track user preferences. (Flash cookies are not actually 'cookies,' and are not controlled through the cookie privacy controls in a browser.)
Recycle BinRemoves all files from your Recycle Bin, which contains files you have deleted using Windows Explorer. When you delete a file, it is stored in the Recycle Bin until you empty it. You should periodically empty the Recycle Bin to preserve valuable disk space on your computer.
Recent document historyClears the history of recently opened files, which is accessible from the Windows Start menu. (The cleanup does not delete the actual files.)
Start Menu click historyClears the history of shortcuts to programs that you recently opened using the Start menu.
Run historyClears the history of commands that you recently entered into the Run dialog, which is accessible from the Start menu. Note: After the cleanup, you may need to restart your computer to completely remove items from the Run dialog.
Search historyClears the history of files or other information that you searched for on your computer. Your computer stores recent searches and displays them when you start entering a new search that starts with the same characters. You access the search (also called 'find') from Windows Explorer or from your Start button. (The cleanup does not delete the actual files.)
Start Menu order historyReverts the list of programs and documents in the Start menu back to alphabetical order, which is the default setting. After you run the cleanup, you must reboot your system for the list to revert back to alphabetical order.
Internet Explorer - Address bar historyRemoves the list of recently visited websites, which is stored as part of Internet Explorer's AutoComplete feature. You see this list when you click the arrow on the right side of the Address drop-down list at the top of the Internet Explorer browser.
Internet Explorer - CookiesDeletes all cookies from your computer. Cookies are small files that store information about your interaction with a website and may reveal what sites you visited. Be aware that if you remove all cookie files, some websites will not 'remember' you. This means that you may need to reenter passwords, shopping cart items, and other entries that these cookies stored.
Internet Explorer - Temporary Internet FilesDeletes copies of stored web pages that you visited recently. This cache improves performance by helping web pages open faster the next time you visit them, but also reveals your visited sites to other people using your computer and can consume a lot of space on your hard drive.
Internet Explorer - URL historyDeletes the list of recently visited websites. You see this list when you click History on the Internet Explorer toolbar. While this history can be helpful, it also reveals your visited sites to other people using your computer.
Internet Explorer - Setup LogDeletes log files created when you update Internet Explorer. After you install the updates, you no longer need these files.
Microsoft Download FolderDeletes the contents in the folder that stores files you last downloaded using Internet Explorer. After downloading, you no longer need these files unless you want to save downloaded software installation files.
MediaPlayer Bar HistoryRemoves the list of audio and video files recently opened with the media player in Internet Explorer, which plays audio and video files that you access on websites. (The cleanup does not delete the files, just the Windows 'memory' that you opened them or searched for them.)
Autocomplete form informationDeletes data that Internet Explorer stores when you enter information into fields on websites. This is part of Internet Explorer's AutoComplete feature, which predicts a word or phrase based on the characters you begin to type (for example, your email address or password).
Clean index.dat (cleaned on reboot)Marks files in the index.dat file for deletion, then clears those files after you reboot the system. The index.dat file is a growing Windows repository of web addresses, search queries, and recently opened files. This option works when you also select one or more of the following options: Cookies, Temporary Internet Files, or URL History. Note: Index.dat functions like an active database. It is only cleaned after you reboot Windows.
Mozilla Firefox - Cached FilesRemoves temporary files (recently visited web pages) stored by Mozilla Firefox.
Google Chrome - Cached FilesRemoves temporary files (recently visited web pages) stored by Google Chrome.
Adobe Acrobat Pro - Recent FilesRemoves the cache of recently opened PDF files stored by Adobe Acrobat. (Does not remove any actual PDF files.)
Adobe Acrobat Pro - User PreferencesRemoves the cache of user preferences stored by Adobe Acrobat.
Microsoft Management Console - Recent FilesRemoves the cache of recently opened files stored by Microsoft Management Console.
Windows DirectInput - Recent File ListRemoves the cache of recently opened files stored by Windows DirectInput.
Windows WBEM Log FilesRemoves log files created by Windows WBEM.
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System Optimizer Settings
Clipboard contents	Clears the contents from the Clipboard, where Windows stores data when you use either the Copy or Cut function from any Windows program.
Windows Temporary folder	Deletes all files and folders in the Windows temporary folder, but not files that are in use by an open program. This folder is usually: C:WindowsTemp. You should not put any files here that you need to keep. The files in this folder can consume a lot of space on your hard drive.
System Temporary folder	Deletes all files and folders in the system temporary folder, but not files that are in use by an open program. This folder is usually in: C:Documents and Settings[username]Local SettingsTemp You should not put any files here that you need to keep. The files in this folder can consume a lot of space on your hard drive.
Windows Update Temporary folder	Deletes all files and subfolders in this folder, but not files that are in use by an open program. Windows uses these files when you run Windows Update. After you install the updates, you no longer need these files. These files are normally in C:WindowsSoftwareDistributionDownload. You should not put any files here that you need to keep. The files in this folder can consume a lot of space on your hard drive.
Windows Registry Streams	Clears the history of recent changes you made to the Windows registry. (This option does not delete the registry changes themselves.)
Default logon user history	Deletes the Windows registry entry that stores the last name used to log on to your computer. When the registry entry is deleted, you must enter your user name each time you turn on or restart your computer. This cleanup option does not affect computers that use the default Welcome screen.
Memory dump files	Deletes the memory dump file (memory.dmp) that Windows creates when you receive certain Windows errors. The file contains information about what happened when the error occurred.
CD burning storage folder	Deletes the Windows project files, created when you use the Windows built-in function to copy files to a CD. These project files are typically stored in one of the following directories: C:Documents and Settings[username]Local SettingsApplication DataMicrosoftCDBurning C:Users[username]AppDataLocalMicrosoftWindowsBurnBurn
Flash Cookies	Deletes bits of data created by Adobe Flash, which can be a privacy concern because they track user preferences. (Flash cookies are not actually 'cookies,' and are not controlled through the cookie privacy controls in a browser.)
Recycle Bin	Removes all files from your Recycle Bin, which contains files you have deleted using Windows Explorer. When you delete a file, it is stored in the Recycle Bin until you empty it. You should periodically empty the Recycle Bin to preserve valuable disk space on your computer.
Recent document history	Clears the history of recently opened files, which is accessible from the Windows Start menu. (The cleanup does not delete the actual files.)
Start Menu click history	Clears the history of shortcuts to programs that you recently opened using the Start menu.
Run history	Clears the history of commands that you recently entered into the Run dialog, which is accessible from the Start menu. Note: After the cleanup, you may need to restart your computer to completely remove items from the Run dialog.
Search history	Clears the history of files or other information that you searched for on your computer. Your computer stores recent searches and displays them when you start entering a new search that starts with the same characters. You access the search (also called 'find') from Windows Explorer or from your Start button. (The cleanup does not delete the actual files.)
Start Menu order history	Reverts the list of programs and documents in the Start menu back to alphabetical order, which is the default setting. After you run the cleanup, you must reboot your system for the list to revert back to alphabetical order.
Internet Explorer - Address bar history	Removes the list of recently visited websites, which is stored as part of Internet Explorer's AutoComplete feature. You see this list when you click the arrow on the right side of the Address drop-down list at the top of the Internet Explorer browser.
Internet Explorer - Cookies	Deletes all cookies from your computer. Cookies are small files that store information about your interaction with a website and may reveal what sites you visited. Be aware that if you remove all cookie files, some websites will not 'remember' you. This means that you may need to reenter passwords, shopping cart items, and other entries that these cookies stored.
Internet Explorer - Temporary Internet Files	Deletes copies of stored web pages that you visited recently. This cache improves performance by helping web pages open faster the next time you visit them, but also reveals your visited sites to other people using your computer and can consume a lot of space on your hard drive.
Internet Explorer - URL history	Deletes the list of recently visited websites. You see this list when you click History on the Internet Explorer toolbar. While this history can be helpful, it also reveals your visited sites to other people using your computer.
Internet Explorer - Setup Log	Deletes log files created when you update Internet Explorer. After you install the updates, you no longer need these files.
Microsoft Download Folder	Deletes the contents in the folder that stores files you last downloaded using Internet Explorer. After downloading, you no longer need these files unless you want to save downloaded software installation files.
MediaPlayer Bar History	Removes the list of audio and video files recently opened with the media player in Internet Explorer, which plays audio and video files that you access on websites. (The cleanup does not delete the files, just the Windows 'memory' that you opened them or searched for them.)
Autocomplete form information	Deletes data that Internet Explorer stores when you enter information into fields on websites. This is part of Internet Explorer's AutoComplete feature, which predicts a word or phrase based on the characters you begin to type (for example, your email address or password).
Clean index.dat (cleaned on reboot)	Marks files in the index.dat file for deletion, then clears those files after you reboot the system. The index.dat file is a growing Windows repository of web addresses, search queries, and recently opened files. This option works when you also select one or more of the following options: Cookies, Temporary Internet Files, or URL History. Note: Index.dat functions like an active database. It is only cleaned after you reboot Windows.
Mozilla Firefox - Cached Files	Removes temporary files (recently visited web pages) stored by Mozilla Firefox.
Google Chrome - Cached Files	Removes temporary files (recently visited web pages) stored by Google Chrome.
Adobe Acrobat Pro - Recent Files	Removes the cache of recently opened PDF files stored by Adobe Acrobat. (Does not remove any actual PDF files.)
Adobe Acrobat Pro - User Preferences	Removes the cache of user preferences stored by Adobe Acrobat.
Microsoft Management Console - Recent Files	Removes the cache of recently opened files stored by Microsoft Management Console.
Windows DirectInput - Recent File List	Removes the cache of recently opened files stored by Windows DirectInput.
Windows WBEM Log Files	Removes log files created by Windows WBEM.