Before my computer slowed again I read a review about Double My Speed. I found that the speed doubling claim was about restoring your original speed by removing just the kind of trash that was growing on my computer every time I turned it back on.

Once I downloaded doublemyspeed.com, which took several tries getting through the pop-ups, I had it running and the list of Trojans and other junk it found went on for pages. Some of these programs are strictly meant to regrow another pop-up everytime you turn the computer on and they do their job too well.

Once the list stopped I used their 800 number to activate the working part of the program and was told that they have ways of getting around those pop-up during the installation phase. Should have used Doublemyspeed tech support for that but at least now I know its there 24/7 should I have more troubles.

I have used Mycleanpc before and it worked. That was over two years ago at least. I want to get it again, I should have kept it, but money was tight. I went to Mycleanpc.com but I didn’t see anything about what happens if you have recently uninstalled an anti-virus program. I had a free one that was such a memory hog, I uninstalled it.

I think my free anti-virus software left files in my computer that are slowing it down. I didn’t have any problems before with using My Clean PC, I just wondered if it will clean files left over by another company. I swear the free anti-virus program left nasty spyware or adware in my computer as every time I reboot, the internet is sending and receiving so much information. I have to wait forever to e able to open a browser window.

I just wanted to tell everyone to be careful about some of the free anti-virus programs offered. They cause more problems than they are worth. I always had good luck with Mycleanpc, I should have just stuck with it.

I installed Cyberdefender after reading about a hundred Cyberdefender reviews. I did read about many people complaining the free version didn’t remove viruses, only adware, so I bought the package before downloading. I did have a free anti-virus program that claimed to remove viruses, but it didn’t update regularly, and I was only protected from old viruses. Yes, it was free, but you get what you pay for. Good protection costs money.

I can’t understand a Cyberdefender review I read complaining about the company wanting money when other anti-virus programs were free. Isn’t your computer worth $29.99 a year to protect? I’m not losing all my files using a free program. I think Cyberdefender is well worth the money. It works as good as Norton and is certainly less expensive. No one complains about paying for Norton or MacAfee, and Cyberdefender works faster than they do. Nothing get through on my computer that I don’t want to get through, and I haven’t had any problems.