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<blockquote data-quote="robbiedaug" data-source="post: 1001713" data-attributes="member: 96100">Hi,Why is it i can do a scan with the free SUPERAntiSpyware, and as soon as it&#039;s finished and i remove what it found and do another scan right away, it finds 1400 or so new issues? The previous scan only 20 minutes earlier found almost the same amount of issues. I get the impression that, sometimes, it just &quot;says&quot; it found 1499 issues when there are &quot;maybe&quot; no issues, really, and it does that just to ensure me (us) that it&#039;s doing something.So, how does SuperAntiSpyware find 1400 or so issues, clean those issues, and without me even clicking on a browser, i immediately do another scan and SuperA.S. finds another 100 or so issues?Sometimes, after the second scan, it reports that there are no issues, but it usually finds more issues when i scan the second, and even a third, time in a row without me clicking on a browser.I would like to know why this happensIt&#039;s confusing me.Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="robbiedaug, post: 1001713, member: 96100"] Hi, Why is it i can do a scan with the free SUPERAntiSpyware, and as soon as it's finished and i remove what it found and do another scan right away, it finds 1400 or so new issues? The previous scan only 20 minutes earlier found almost the same amount of issues. I get the impression that, sometimes, it just "says" it found 1499 issues when there are "maybe" no issues, really, and it does that just to ensure me (us) that it's doing something. So, how does SuperAntiSpyware find 1400 or so issues, clean those issues, and without me even clicking on a browser, i immediately do another scan and SuperA.S. finds another 100 or so issues? Sometimes, after the second scan, it reports that there are no issues, but it usually finds more issues when i scan the second, and even a third, time in a row without me clicking on a browser. I would like to know why this happens It's confusing me. Thanks [/QUOTE]

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