Last time I promised to talk about old school arcade gaming. That post will probably be pushed back to next week.

I thought the world was rid of this annoying advertisements on TV until I saw one this morning on ESPN2.

First
the ad does point out the free scan does require a purchase. It’s a
bait-and-hook spyware installer site. They install shit then tell you
to pay them to take the same shit they installed off your PC. Who needs
that crapola? DO NOT GO THERE!

Don’t you wonder why the ad
mentions it was in Forbes but not a PC magazine? Who the F reads Forbes
for tech news? Forbes is a business magazine and I’m sure if we search
enough we can find other things “featured in Forbes” we don’t need in
our lives. Maybe Forbes also said this site is a piece of crap.

If
you need to speed up your PC because of unwanted junk files, you can
use CCleaner for that. I’ve used it for years. I even remember before
it was called CCleaner and had it’s full name of Crap Cleaner. It will
clean your crap that FF.com will put on your machine as far as it’s
temp files. Go to CCleaner’s Site and download the
slim version which just gives you the CCleaner program and not the
toolbar extra.

To get the rest of the crap that site installs,
make sure you have something good like Malwarebytes which you can get
at MalwareBytes Official Site .

Having the likes of Ad-Aware and SpyBot as well can help clean up what FinallyFast puts on your PC. And Advanced SystemCare Free at Advanced System Care’s Site is also something else that can come in handy.

Boot into safe mode and run CCleaner then run Malwarebytes then run those others then run CCleaner again and also clean the registry.

This is a warning message to warn people to not get infected with all the crap that site like FF put on machines in the old bait-and-hook.