With NoAdware 5.0 you don't have to worry about these programs anymore. It will not only rid your system of aggravating adware, but immunize it from future adware attacks.

NoAdware is a great comprehensive adware scanner and remover program in that is not only looks for adware, it also looks for spyware, web bug traces and dialers. These three programs are the culprits behind identity theft and your anti-adware program needs to be up to date and on the mark when it comes to protecting your computer. It also provides you with an immunization tool that keeps adware and spyware from hijacking your system. If you try to download a program that is on NoAdware's list of known programs, it will not be installed no matter how hard you attempt to override the system.

Additionally NoAdware provides you with a browser and PC shield function that protects your computer while you are surfing online. It keeps your homepage set and prevents adware and spyware from adding itself to your favorite's list without your approval. If a change is attempted or if a program tries to add a bookmark, NoAdware will ask you first. With a built-in scheduler you can run NoAdware whenever you need to in order to keep your computer system maintained and free for spyware and adware infiltration.

Important: It comes with a 100% 8 Week Money Back Guarantee.


The Bad:
The biggest problem we have found with NoAdware is that it does take longer to scan your system than most other anti-adware programs. Considering the depth of the scan, this is really not that much of an issue. If you notice your system slowing down when using the program, close everything and just let it run on its own. It will be worth it once the scan is complete.

The Bottom Line:

NoAdware is a well known program and one of the best on the market today. If you need to run an anti-adware program, this is best one to choose due to the depth of the scan it performs.

Malwarebytes Antimalware is one another good option to adware but I think both are different. Noadware for spywares and malwarebytes antimalware for malwares seperately.
So I have both on my pc.

When I eventually caved in and decided I had to buy a Spyware remover, I did a lot of hunting around for online reviews. Three seemed to consistently come out top: NoAdware (usually top), PCOrion (usually second) and XSoftSpy (usually third). All three demos seemed to identify all the same bugs on my home PC and my work PC, so I assume in terms of performance that they are all pretty identical. But on price it was a different matter (none of them tell you upfront, you have to download the demo and then ask for ordering information). For both PCOrion and XSoftSpy you pay each year, whereas NoAdware just asked for a one off payment for lifetime use and updates. And, more amazingly, the one off payment was LESS than the annual charge of the other two packages. Not a difficult decision in the end.