 HijackThis Log Analyzer Beta 2HijackThis is an effective security tool initially designed to detect and eliminate various browser hijackers. Latest versions of this application can also be successfully used to identify virtually any kinds of malicious web browser plugins, unsolicited programs and different viral threats including dangerous trojans and worms. Furthermore, HijackThis allows detecting most spyware and adware parasites, even those that were not investigated by anti-spyware experts yet. All this makes HijackThis probably the most reliable spyware identifier and remover available. It helps to get rid of the infection when even popular anti-spyware products fail. However, HijackThis is not very user-friendly. It is also not a regular spyware remover that thoroughly scans the system and eliminates parasites automatically. The tool checks only the Windows registry, running processes and a few system files. Then it generates a special log listing entries of specific Windows registry zones. This log is quite difficult to read and understand, and the entries in it are not divided into malicious and legitimate ones. Most users run into serious problems dealing with HijackThis logs. That is why we have created this HijackThis log analyzer. It is a special service that will automatically analyze your HijackThis log in no time. You do not need to be a security expert - the analyzer will quickly check your log and clearly show, which entries are related to parasites and must be fixed. The analyzer is designed not only to save your time, but also to prevent you from corrupting your system and installed software. Please feel free to post your log for analysis. The HijackThis log analyzer is a free service. |
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