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 Submit a tipSpybot Search&Destroy Configuration Guide By Admin Published: January 29, 2008  Print  EmailAlthough the program has been successfully installed onto your system, there are also a few steps to compete in order to use this program at its full potential.
The next step (3) of the configuration guide contains an opportunity to create a Windows Registry backup. It may be useful in case something goes wrong and you'll need to restore the registry to a previous state. While creating the Registry backup, the program may stop responding for a short while. Don't worry, just be patient and wait until the 'Next' button becomes active again.
The next step (5) deals with system updates. I strongly advise you to 'Search for updates'. Since the number of spyware is growing, program updates are a very important isssue and the key to keeping your system clean and safe from the latest threats.
After you clicked the 'Search for updates' button, a window will appear asking you to select an update server. Choose any server or leave the default one and click 'Continue'.
Next, a window will appear containing the latest updates to be downloaded. Select them all, they don't take much drive space. After selecting all updates, click 'Download'. After all the updates have been downloaded, a small dialog box will show up confirming the download. Click 'OK' and proceed to the next step.
Here, in step 6, you can immunize you system again after the updates have been downloaded. Click 'Immunize this system' to complete the task. Wait for a short period until the immunization is applied and then click 'Next', then, in the final step of this wizard, start using the program.
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Spybot Search&Destroy Installation Guide By Admin Published: January 22, 2008 Print EmailSpybot - Search & Destroy can detect and remove spyware of different kinds from your computer. Read More... View Comments (0)
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