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SpywareBlaster 3.5 Verkorte handleiding Het programma SpywareBlaster 3.5 voorkomt de installatie van op ActiveX gebaseerde spyware, adware, dialers, browserkapers en andere pests. Het beperkt tevens de acties van potentieel gevaarlijke sites in Internet Explorer en het blokkeert tracking cookies in Internet Explorer, Mozilla en Firefox. Met SpywareBlaster voorkom je dat spyware op je computer terecht komt. Daarvoor hoeft SpywareBlaster niet constant te draaien, maar is een regelmatige update voldoende. Open SpywareBlaster . Ziehier het openingsvenster 1 Stap 1 Klik op “ System snapshot” Selecteer “ Create new System Snapshot ” (puntje plaatsen) en klik op Go . Geef de back-up een naam en klik op ‘Create new System Snapshot ’ Hiermee wordt van Spyware gevoelige componenten een back-up gemaakt. Mocht je systeem om een of andere reden geïnfecteerd worden met Spyware, dan kun je altijd deze back-up terugzetten door ‘ Restore System to Saved Snapshot Point ’ aan te vinken en op Go> te klikken. Stap 2 Nu moeten we SpywareBlaster updaten. Dit om er zeker van te zijn dat SpywareBlaster beschikt over de meest recente lijst van Hijackers/Spyware, zodat je Browser optimaal beschermd is. Doe dit minstens eenmaal per week. Klik op Updates (rode kader in de volgende afbeelding). Klik op Check for Updates (groene kader). Als er updates zijn, download en installeert Spywareblaster deze automatisch. Indien er geen updates ter beschikking zijn, dan zal dat medegedeeld worden. Na het binnenhalen van de laatste updates klik je op het statusblad in het venster Protection op Enable All Protection . 2 Op het statusblad van het scherm Protection krijg je trouwens een mooi overzicht van je instellingen. De items van de actieve toepassingen (rode kader) moeten steeds op 0 staan, zoniet moet je op “ Enable All Protection ” (groene kader) klikken. Tot slot: De overige instellingen worden hier niet besproken omdat deze als standaardinstelling ruimschoots volstaan. Professionelen kunnen nog wat dieper graven, maar dat is geen noodzaak. 3 .

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