Elite Anti KeyloggerComments on:

By: Nancy Mutchler

Nancy Mutchler — Thu, 23 Aug 2007 11:07:55 +0000

I just found this page – darn it – i actually BOUGHT the product – 1 1/2 hours later it was obvious that it was not going to work with my system. I wrote the product’s support to request a refund – and was told i should have tried the free download first – and should have read their money back policy. They didn’t come out and say I wouldn’t get my money back – but made me feel like a dummy for trusting them. It’s yet to be seen if I get a refund. So basically it cost me $69 to go through what is detailed below. Next time I’ll go to six flags!
Here are the problems I encountered.
During installation – the BLUE SCREEN appeared – the computer shut down.When it rebooted – it would never load my programs. I thought maybe it was doing a scan – so just allowed it to sit for 15 minutes. At that time it went into it’s screen saver mode. When I brought the screen back…. a screen came up prompting me for a password for my account. I have never set up a password to get into my user on this computer. I had to detach the battery & power cord in order to restart the computer again. I started the computer in SAFE mode. I used the ‘UNINSTALL KEYLOGGER’ feature to uninstall the program. It still showed up in the control panel’s list of software installed – so I uninstalled it there too. It informed me that ’some files will remain (WTF!!) I then shut down and allowed the computer to start in regular mode. After it booted up – this messaged continuously showed up: “Windows logon UI has encountered a problem and needed to close”.
The computer worked normally, except that message window would pop up as soon as it was closed . … every single time. I did a search for the problem via google, and finally bought a PC doctor program that corrected the problem for me. I hope. I’m doing a full system scan and also getting a spy doctor program to scan the system as well.

By: John Fowles

John Fowles — Fri, 10 Aug 2007 12:54:47 +0000

OK there are already enough negative comments to make it bleeding obvious that this program is a total load of horse manure.
I tried it and now apparently have the problem of uninstalling it. My experience was that the one red bar warning level was invoked for not only Internet Exploder but also Windows Media Player and winword.exe, all three of which the program allegedly “blocked” but fortunately all three carried on regardless of this ridiculous assertion. A no no for sure.So don’t bother getting out your bargepole for this DO NOT TOUCH IT

By: saad

saad — Fri, 03 Aug 2007 14:36:30 +0000

thses software shold de why is it no why only one day why

By: Pankaj

Pankaj — Fri, 03 Aug 2007 10:37:42 +0000

this was the crappiest piece of software published on GAOTD. My antivirus is telling me about a trojan.

By: taph

taph — Fri, 03 Aug 2007 01:23:48 +0000

DO NOT DOWNLOAD THIS!!!

That app locked my computer in an eternal reboot cycle and I could not even go in safe mode to uninstall it. It even prevented me from even opening my computer in the first place. I had to plug my computer elsewhere to make it start again. I had to repair my XP Pro installation with the CD and then I uninstalled that crap quickly. To avoid at all cost.

By: mark tappen

mark tappen — Thu, 02 Aug 2007 23:10:47 +0000

Looks like I’m having the same problem as many others. I wasn’t going to install the program when I saw that a reboot was required, but went ahead anyway. Now it’s stuck in the endless cycle of attempting to reboot, but unable to. Tell me there’s a solution that doesn’t require me to reformat the hard drive.

By: mary ann oltmanns

mary ann oltmanns — Thu, 02 Aug 2007 17:30:05 +0000

do you have a program for reg cure ever as a giveaway of the day

By: Frank

Frank — Thu, 02 Aug 2007 16:37:02 +0000

What the heck!!!!! Why is Elite Anti Keylogger added to Thusday’s Giveaway of the day BUT it cannot be downloaded.

Heck, Elite Anti Keylogger was not the original GAOTD Wednesday.

So come on, let Elite Anti Keylogger be a GAOTD again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By: genius

genius — Thu, 02 Aug 2007 09:52:16 +0000

Some interesting comments, if you find that your virus killer flags this software as “having a trojan or other malware, try sending the .exe to your virus supplier lab. E.g. firefox portable .exe was flagged on my machine by F-prot av as a trojan because the NSIS coding used couldn’t be distinguished. F-prot labs fixed this “bug” no more problems.

I think this bit of kit is good if you know what you are doing and use some common sense i.e. knowing what is safe installed on your PC to start with.

By: mike

mike — Thu, 02 Aug 2007 09:48:20 +0000

#116 to boot into safe mode start pressing f8 repeatedly (sp?) when booting your computer. It should bring up a menu with safe mode as an option.