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Hazard Shield
- Version: 1.6.03
- Downloads Count: 115,879
- License Type: Free
- Price: Free
- Date Added: Dec 21, 2007
- Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows XP
- File Size: 357.0 KB
- Author: Orbitech
Editorial Review of Hazard Shield
Looking for an anti-malware tool with a little something extra?
Hazard Shield claims to be a fast antimalware program that can do
both manual scans and real-time monitoring for ongoing protection.
Hazard Shield definitely completed its scan faster than my normal
antispyware program, Webroot Spy Sweeper. What?s more, it found
several items that Spy Sweeper appears to have missed. Hazard
Shield has a few other nifty features, like the ability to delete
those pesky hard-to-remove files that are locked or in use, an
uninstaller, and more. Hazard Shield can scan both local network
drives.
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