SuperAntiSpyware 4.34.1000/4.90.1018 Beta Released

SuperAntiSpyware 4.34.1000 is now available.

Technology Changes

• Updated Kernel Drivers
• Memory management improved resulting in slightly faster scanning
• Trace engine enhancments to clean up more non-critical traces
• Windows 7/Vista Limited User technology enhancements
• Scanning engine enhancements to handle rogues more effeciently
• 64-bit Users: Native Pre-Release Available in our forums!

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   Information

SuperAntiSpyware Pre-Release 4.90.1018 with Native x64 support! is available in their forums. But you must have an forum account to get it.

* Resolved up/down arrow reversal in update dates dialog
* New trace scanning system
* Native 32-bit
* Native 64-bit (scans full 64-bit and 32-bit registry and file systems)
* Resolved rare crash in 64-bit UPX libraries
* Repairs NOT included *yet*

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Using the x64 Pre-Release without any foreseeable problems. :)

Thanks for the info Aaron. Running 64 bit without any issues. :)

Thanks for the information Aaron. Is this better than Malwarebyte's? Does SuperAntiSpyware with realtime protection work together with MSE? Thanks in advance!

Pinoy55 said:

Thanks for the information Aaron. Is this better than Malwarebyte's?

This is equal to MBAM.

Better? Who knows, but it's a pretty solid program, updates often, and even the free version has a lot more options than MBAM does. IMO, MBAM free and paid has very rudimentary settings to it. Both are decent though.

I'd say it's a little better than MBAM is, simply for the reasons above, if you want my opinion.

Does SuperAntiSpyware with realtime protection work together with MSE? Thanks in advance!

Couldn't tell you that. I'm not running MSE, I'm running Avast 5, and I don't have the paid version of SAS with RT protection.

I just use it as a manual scanner from time to time.

It would probably work fine though. Even though it would be classified as an antispyware program and not a full AV, any Real Time shield (if you're paying for it) acts just like an AntiVirus programs real time shields do. So always a possibility of some minor conflict.

Thanks for the detailed explanation sir Aaron. :)

You're welcome. :)