Spyeraser by Uniblue

It is indeed a legitimate product/website and it's safe to use. However, I would say they took some liberties with stating that 90% of all computers are infected with spyware and 88% of all computers are infected by a new piece of spyware every 24 hours. I suspect they are including tracking cookies (generally harmless and accrued by visiting most websites, including Cnet) in that category to bolster the numbers. That aside, while it's a good product I would suggest AVG Antispyware instead, a freeware alternative I highly respect. Ewido, combined with Spybot S&D and your current antivirus scanner, is a nice team that should keep you clean. Simply put, why pay for protection when you can be comparably protected for free?

Hope this helps,
John

I tried Uniblue Spyeraser free scanner and I was absolutely not satisfied with it because it gave me too many false positives.
It said that I had 12 infected registry entries.
Actually these things were not infected but blocked by two other anty-spyware programs (webroot spysweeper and spyware blaster) which I know I can trust.

I checked the registry and saw that these entries were marked to have values 0x00000004 (4) which means that the things are blocked in the computer (some internet pages which may require installing dangerous active x contents or put some tracking cookies into your pc).

These entries are to protect my pc and if I removed them I did not have any protection against that internet stuff at all.

Somewhy Spyeraser told that these entries were infected but did not warn me of other entries which also prevent from installing some dangerous software. So I would not suggest spyeraser.

I'd also suggest you to read a review about Spyeraser at
http://www.soft4windows.com/?p=828