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Windows Defender Beta 2 review

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Thursday 6 April 2006, 6:48 PM

its free and its an OK anti-spyware back up ^^


I like the new fresh look of the inter-face nice and clearn and its preety easy to use too ^^.Its not going to be as good as some anti-spywares that you pay for FOR SURE.But i like it as a little back up anti-spywareFor my Freedom

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Windows Defender Beta 2



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Windows Defender Beta 2

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Rating: 6.5
Verdict

With Windows Defender beta 2, Microsoft beefs up its free anti-spyware application with a new name, scanning engine and tools.

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