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Max Net Shield 2.1

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Max Net Shield 2.1

Author Company: Maxion Software

Max Net Shield 2.1 Detect spy software, encrypt your files, and erase Internet history in stealth.

File Size: 4229.87 kB
OS: Windows 98 / NT / 2000 / ME / XP / VISTA
License: Shareware - Time Limit, free to try, 69.95 to buy.

Software Developed by Maxion Software

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Description :

Max Net Shield - Find spyware, encrypt files, clean IE history

Internet and Computer Activity Monitoring 5.1

Max Net Shield is an Internet history cleaner and eraser with spy software/adware detection and removal features. Now with stealth mode and shielding features. Stealth mode allows the user to hide the presence of MNS from other users of the same PC. MNS provides file encryption and anti spyware security for system protection. The Internet history eraser supports IE, AOL, Netscape, Opera, and MSN browsers. Browser history eraser includes site address bar, recent files list, cache, cookies, favorites, history logs, and auto-complete Web addresses. Also disables script debugging, script error notification, and prevents sites from changing your home page. Windows history erased includes current downloads, images, temporary files, index.dat files, clipboard, and recycle bin. The spy software/adware scan detects and eliminates over 200 hidden programs including Gator, Xupiter, Spector, Spy Buddy, and iSpyNow. Scans entire PC including memory, Windows registry, and all drives. Spyware/adware shielding prevents certain types of spyware and adware from being installed. File encryption feature enables you to transform any file into an encrypted format for ultimate protection from would be snoopers. Easy decryption capability. Stop snoopers dead in their tracks with Max Net Shield!

This is the Shareware version. The full version can be purchased by clicking on the "Buy Now" button below for around $69.95 USD.

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