you'll always be able to use it if you are stuck. I can be sure that whatever the A/V system misses will be picked up by UnHackMe, and then I can submit the potentially offending file to, and keep in mind that this edition does not expire. But having UnHackMe as a secondary security scanner to run once in a while or if I see anything strange happening is a wonderful setup. I see no reason to add another layer of security on top of that, especially a Network Monitor. End of problem.įor me, I rely on my Internet Security subscription to protect me on a daily basis and it serves me well. Then do that same for other items you know are clean.

So just use a little common sense and ID those entries as False Positives. Consider what DriverEasy does: scan all your drivers and replace some of them that have been updated. These are of course false positives, so ID them as such. Practically nothing sneaks past UnHackMe !įor those that try this and who tried the DriverEasy giveaway a week or so ago, you will find that UnHackMe flags multiple files of DriverEasy as serious infections/security dangers. Comment #14 below by waynoworld is a very good description of the software. It is a fine and professional level tool. On one occasion, a Microsoft tech support guy asked me to run it and send him the report.

Previously you needed an expert Windows advisor to read the report and tell you what to do to solve security issues. I have been aware of this program for many years and it is good to see that it has developed to being much easier to use and to understand the results from a scan.

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