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Becky
Why doesn't Antispyware give you the option to block
Realplayer, Quicktime etc adding themselves to your
startup rather than just giving a message that they have
been added? When I first installed spyware I was amazed
how many applications I only run on occasion were loading
themselves into the background and wasting resources
every time I start up. I got rid of them straight away,
and most of them stay gone but it really irritates me
that some applications such as Realplayer keep re-adding
themselves to my startup everytime I open them, without
asking and I have to remove them manually. Why can't
Antispyware either give the option to allow them or at
least keep them blocked once I've gone to the trouble of
blocking them?
Realplayer, Quicktime etc adding themselves to your
startup rather than just giving a message that they have
been added? When I first installed spyware I was amazed
how many applications I only run on occasion were loading
themselves into the background and wasting resources
every time I start up. I got rid of them straight away,
and most of them stay gone but it really irritates me
that some applications such as Realplayer keep re-adding
themselves to my startup everytime I open them, without
asking and I have to remove them manually. Why can't
Antispyware either give the option to allow them or at
least keep them blocked once I've gone to the trouble of
blocking them?