WinPatrol Cloud Edition Public Beta

Access the knowledge of thousands of WinPatrol users shared in real-time within the new WinPatrol Cloud. You’re not working alone anymore when you have to decide on keeping or dumping a file found on your system.
The new WinPatrol Cloud Edition allows collaborate and share feedback on both legitimate and malicious files found on their system. When requesting PLUS Info users will have even more information to base their decisions on. Even WinPatrol Free users can participate and will benefit from the over one million WinPatrol users. While WinPatrol is over 11 years old, the new Cloud Edition adds the newest technology available to already proven, popular software.

One example of shared Cloud data.
Want to see the full page of PLUS Info just click the image above.

Save $20 Today Only

To celebrate WinPatrol Cloud Edition beta we’ve reduced the upgrade price of WinPatrol PLUS for one day (Sept 22nd, 2010) For a single user multiple machine license all you need is $9.95 USD. Our Multi-User Family Pack license is also available at a reduced $20 off. The more WinPatrol users we have the more Cloud data will be available.
Additional Changes

• * Fixed bug monitoring DWORD registry types
  * Fixed bug in changing Service status.
  * Quicker Detection of real-time changes.

This is still a beta and only the beginning. As more shared data becomes available and beta testing continues the results will be the most stable, powerful version of WinPatrol in years.

Interested in testing?

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yeah i bought winpatrol during his 99c deal. Its actually worth a lot more than that to me having saved me from a trojan wanting to add itself to the startup list.

btw, I recently contacted Bill regarding the possibility of a 64-bit version, and he confirmed that he intends to release such a version.

Yes, Bill is looking at 64-bit version of WinPatrol. During the private Beta program for WinPatrol 18, it was discovered that there are one or two Microsoft services (i.e., Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service) that do not identify Microsoft as the company. The same is true for WebCheck on Windows 7, 64-bit, although the Startup Location is correctly shown. Otherwise, WinPatrol has been working fine on my 64-bit system.

More information on cloud computing and the WinPatrol update: Bits from Bill: What on Earth is “Cloud” Computing

I was talking about a 64-bit native version of the program rather than a 64-bit compatible verion