Thank you all for helping. I have lic to all of them but some of them are expiring...also can I stack antikeyloggers etc....HitmanPro Alert and Webroot?
Instead of an anti-keylogger he can install a secure banking browser like Avast SafeZone that protects from keyloggers as well.I want to type Zemana with every part of my being, but that part of the software is not functioning properly at this point in the "Beta"
so I can't, I am not knocking it, just being honest.
I have found HMPA to be a suitable solution in my case. 25bucks a year is cheap for me.
But I see you want strictly a Key logger that does not interfere with other apps and HMPA is not just a keylogger, it is also for: Safe Browsing,
Exploit Mitigation, Risk Reduction, and scanning, so it will "Interfere with other software" in order to keep your system safe.
I am not familiar with good products that have the rep HMPA does that are only Anti-KeyLoggers that work efficiently on Windows 10 at least on x64 bit systems.
Maybe someone will provide us an eyeopener here.
Nice thread Tempnexus
It's bundled with Avast! Free, not sure if you can get it as a standalone product. Just like anything in life, there will always be alternatives.@xCharbz
Avast's banking browser is a standalone /or will he have to install a security suite to get it ?
Hey, no worries buddy I asked because he states up there the ones he wants to compare : Webroot Secure or Zemana Anti Keylog or Spyshelter or HitmanPro Alert :It's bundled with Avast! Free, not sure if you can get it as a standalone product. Just like anything in life, there will always be alternatives.
oh guess what? it is what im usingReHIPS + HMP.A would be my choice.
I did not have ReHIPS installed while running HMPA look on my config page. I know the redundancy.I would choose one...
ReHIPS with VS and WAR is duplication.
HMP.A is a multi-faceted security soft; it is primarily an anti-exploit; the other protections are secondary - but I would suspect the developers might think otherwise.
ReHIPS + HMP.A would be my choice.