a-Squared Free 4.0

I just ran the A2USB version without the Anti Virus program and cleaned up my computer a great deal.  Now that the malware and others have been removed my system responds much better.  If you already have an Anti Virus program working on your system I recommend that you use the USB version of this software.  However if you are concerned about how well your current Anti Virus program is doing the job then make sure that you uninstall that program first before installing a-squared 4.0 because the chances of conflicting is quite high.

I found this program to be very useful and powerful. I highly recommend it.  It is easy to install and use even if you do not install it on a USB type of thumb (flash) drive.





a-squared Free - Free of charge Anti-Virus, Anti-Trojan, Anti-Spyware, Anti-Dialer and Anti-Worm Software - Freeware!

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Why pay full price on your prescriptions?  Even if you have good insurance wouldn't a little more help?  Now with this totally free prescription discount card you can get up to 75% off your prescriptions and much more

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