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I just tried Ninite and installed WinRAR and Spybot. Ran it again and it updated the installations. Quick and absolutely painless. Very cool.

Thanks for that info. Here's something I found there: Ninite is a free tool that automatically downloads, installs, and updates various Windows programs for you, skipping past the evil toolbar offers. For Windows users, Ninite is arguably the only really safe place to get freeware.

That's perfect @hamz9561 Does it come with ammo?

Oh, no you don't. You're trying to push freeware on me to give me more problems. :mad: Just kidding. Thanks, I'll look into it.

I don't often go with freeware, but when I do I ALWAYS choose the advanced option so I can block all the garbage that comes with it. In this case there's no stopping it. Fortunately I keep myself well protected with Avast, Malwarebytes and Revo Uninstaller, so even if something gets in I can...

Cassiopesa is what it's called and not only is it a Browser hijacker but it's also a nasty virus. You can NOT uncheck it to stop it from getting in. I thought I had it all out since I got my browser back, but this morning I got warnings from both Malwarebytes and Avast about it. All is well...

Okay, I found how to disable it and ignore the PUP. I unchecked all the crap using the advanced install button, but still got hit with a bitchin' browser hijack called Cassiopesia...(I think that's how it was spelled) Anyway, I got an Avast warning about it, then used Revo Uninstaller to...

I looked in Malwarebytes as soon as I realized it wouldn't install, but I found no way of disabling it temporarily to do an install by bypassing them. I was trying to get a simple program to make icons for my desktop. Know of any freebies that will do that? Here's one I made for this site a...

When I try to install some small freeware programs I'll get a popup that's Malware bites has found "Non Malware". Naturally it's listed as a PUP, but the installation won't continue. How can I get around this? It's freeware through Tucows so I know it's safe.