It prevented me from installing another GAOTD four days after I installed this -- I could not turn it off with Task Master, so regretfully had to UNinstall it! There should be a way to tell it not to prevent things we believe are okay.

In this case, I wanted the Audio Mixer programme MORE than I wanted this -- so I just had to uninstall it.

Read my comment above. You'll need to uninstall all reference to Zemana, ZAM from your registry

I had the same problem installing Zemana. Everytime I tried got the message that I needed to uninstall an older version. After using Windows own uninstaller, would still not uninstall. The solution is to go into your registry (type Regedit in the search field then from the edit menu select find, then type Zemana in the search field) and delete all reference to ZAM and Zemana. It shouldn't take more than 5 minutes to uninstall all registry entries. There were a some hives that said windows resizer that appeared while searching (use F3 to go to the next entry), don't delete those.

If you aren't sure about anything particular entry don't delete them. If it has antilogger, ZAM or Zemana in the right hand panel, then it's almost certainly safe to delete.

I suggest you make a backup of your registry if you're not familiar with editing your registry. I've been doing it for years, so no longer bother as I've never made a mistake so far. (fingers crossed, lol)

Thanks GOTD & Zemana,It works perfect,highly recommended.

A required privilege is not held by the client. I'am unable to install it. I have ADMIN PRIVILEGE.

Tried to install but got the message that a previous version is installed and must be deleted first. HOW? It doesn't show up in Revo or add-remove programs. Searching with Everything for antilog and zem did not find anything but a link to an uninstaller that windows can't find. Yes, I had an older version installed and got rid of it when license expired. I would have the same issue if I bought this program, so it looks like no more Zemana products can go on this PC. Too bad, I liked having the Antilogger program!

If the free version (1.8.2) can update and this giveaway version cannot, what is the advantage of using this giveaway version? Can anybody enlighten me with this?

What is the difference between the free version (1.8.2) and this 2.70 version?

I've used the pirate version for years and this new one has made many changes from the old one -- remember, the rat is always the one (me) who knows when the ship is sinking and the first one who flows to safety -- with that being SAID, this program is a must have when dealing with the internet/hackers on a daily basis.

This Anti Keylogger will not allow NetFlix to play when it is running! Gives a DRM error,Turn off Zema and hit reload on IE 11 and it plays as it should! This is with out having applied any fixes! This happens just buy letting Zema run!

Zemana-Antilogger's latest versions are VERY scaled down immitations of the earlier versions !!!

ZA does NOT protect etc Anywhere near how it used to. See here for more info etc https://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/zemana-antilogger-tests.388457

NOT GOOD ENOUGH !

Zemana Antilogger is great Software , if you grab it today ,do so.

Works well alongside Heimdal, UnHackme,Avira.

Thanks to Zemana and Giveaway of the Day team !

I recall trying this from last year it did not like it i Zemana Anti malware on it and would not let me install the anti logger unless i uninstalled the anti malware . Seems odd a company that makes both does not want them both on it at once .

Hi. I have been testing this out for a few months and it works very well. I hope that in future versions, users will be able to "allow" software that they trust, eg TyperTask, NeatMouse, Breevy etc. Something like a white list. Thanks.

Will this version work in Windows 10 x64?

When last I enquired, version 2 did not run on windows 10 x64

Said I had to uninstall the free version I had but after uninstalling it I still get the same message.
I also have Zemana antimalware premium installed that has several months left so I do not want to uninstall that to install the anitlogger.

Has anyone found the solution yet ?

Tried it - uninstalled after a short while - this software dramatically slowed down my Win 10 i7 SSD machine. No thank you.

Tried to install, got a message I already had a newer version installed. (I had Anti Malware installed.) I stopped the Anti Logger install, but when I restarted my computer, Anti Logger started and Anti Malware was gone. No warning of that happening. How do i get Anti Malware back?

Tried to install antilogger and the first click to install voided the time remaining on a zemena antimalware registration that was a previous give away. Also, antilogger stated that the antimalware was a more recent version??? Does antimalware trump antilogger??

the email link is not working on both giveaways today tried loads times no luck ???

Zemana-antilogger is a good software, however it fails to detect previously infected files.
I have a doc file infected with a known virus on a USB drive. When I copied the infected file from the USB to document folder as an experiment, zemana did not detected it and did not warned me, however, windows defender did and removed the file at once. I think zemana sends the suspicious files to home base first before it removes them, that may be a vulnerability in this antilogger software. If there is no d-base of known malware and viruses in our computer, it may be to late to stop an aggressive virus and zemana acts after the fact with comparison of the d-base on their servers.
If you are not connected with internet 24/7 this antilogger is useless.
Example, I download my e-mail attachments first and then open them later in my free time and if my internet is down at that time, I have no protection at all.

Zemana's Antilogger has divided opinions, depending on what protective measures you already have in place on your computer (and, to lesser extent, what your OS happens to be.)

In its original guise, the software did what it said would do on the tin. It ran just two protection modules, 'Keystroke Encryption', and 'SSL Intrusion Prevention', via which latter it protected against SSL (https) data pre-encryption as well as so-called 'Man-in the-Browser' (MitB) and HTML injection attacks. It also consistently monitored the computer for fake root certificate installations.

Later versions, like today's, have built on that, such as to provide additional security in the form of Pandora cloud protection, ransomware shielding and even browser toolbar monitoring and clean-up. As a package, it's quite formidable, and goes some way to addressing many a fundamental need for safe computing in today's worrisome age. However . . .

If various reports from various authors are to be believed, installation of the the latest version may affect your computer's performance. In my experience, it did just that. Whereas my Malwarebytes Pro and Avira AV played nicely with the basic version of the antilogger product, no such luck attended when the advanced version was installed. The slow-down was noticeable, though was easily cured by dint of simple cause-and-effect diagnosis, viz: the uninstallation of that advanced version.

In saying that, I can't stress enough the way that different computers running different OS's, each with different, individualized configurations, perform in different ways. The fact that I encountered a slow down on my machine (Windows 7 OS) does not axiomatically mean that every computer user will encounter the same performance hit.

All I can speak to is my own experience, which suggested that the protections already in place and running on my computer did not need -- indeed, did not play nicely with -- the additional protections of Zemana's advanced version.

Where today's GOTD is concerned then, it's definitely worth DLing and trying out, and especially by those who have passive, rather than active, defenses in operation on their computer. If it works without a performance hit regardless of existing defenses, then fine. If not, then nothing's lost: an uninstall should be easy -- should be, because though Windows 7 users have not, to my knowledge, reported difficulties with such uninstallation, Windows 10 users certainly seem to have done.

(But then, Windows 10 users report so many difficulties with their OS that I'm not surprised: it is, after all, the longest lasting unresolved beta-stage OS Microsoft has ever released. And it still hasn't got it right: I've just spent the morning, fixing a friend's Internet connectivity after the latest Win 10 update comprehensively borked it. Grrrrr . . .)

In conclusion then: Zemana's AntiLogger is a good product. Today's offer is well worthy of investigation -- though if you already have active defenses in place, then this advanced version may, possibly, prove troublesome, as it did in my case. If so, then Zemana's original freeware Antilogger, the one without today's bells-and-whistles, is still available from the tech site Bleeping Computer:

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/zemana-antilogger-free/

I would, however, urge anyone who opts for that version to open the Settings tab on the opening splash screen and, from the list of options that appears there, go to the fourth one marked 'Never check for updates (not recommended)' and click that button, otherwise that free version may be replaced because of the software's default 'Allow AntiLogger Free to install updates'.

Thanks, then, to GOTD, and to Zemana.

why zemana has problem with a file and then when submitted he same file is submitted to virustotal , virustotal has no detection at all as threat ?

why the scanning columns are not labeled?
there is column with file name then another either show the potential detection or failed. what failed means ? That cannot open file, that cannot identify file? that cannot fix it, that cannot read it???????
why some files just disappear from computer after announcing detection and did not show in any log?
it detects MySQL as a threat .
whats going on, how can i get my file back,
why by default it selects to send files to zemana, instead it should ask during installation if that is ok.

cant delete antilogger as it is not listed under either name

why zemana detects false positive and then that exe just disappears from my system without giving the option to add to ignore

Please help me understand what this program does that a good antivirus/antimalware program doesn't already do.

I am serious in this question. I use Avast, Spybot, and malwarebytes.

I recommend both Zemana AntiLogger and Zemana AntiMalware:-

1.) For me both products play nicely with my other Secutrity products so I have experienced no conflicts.

2.) I find the response time to support enquiries is excellent.

3.) Personally I find a 1 year license for any security product is more then enough time to evaluate it properly. I always pass on 6 month "giveaways". I see them as no better then extended, trials that many companies offer on their own websites anyway!

Hi all,

Have downloaded the software and started to install but the process halted and received instruction to delete the old version on my PC....

Thing is that I can't locate the software....I know it is there because when I reboot the PC it comes up asking if I want to renew the licence (previous GOTD)

Have searched using Revo Uninstall and normal Program and Features as well as searching using the start button.....can't find the software.

It appears on other sites that it is difficult to remove because Zemana hides the uninstall?

Please help...

Do I need to uninstall old version or will it copy right over it?

The activation code is in the Read Me file after you extract the program to a folder. On the programs I-face, second option on the top right, click on the key icon. The program then asks you for the reg. #. I simply cut and paste it into the programs registration feature and clicked REGISTER, and it's now activated for a year. Windows 7 Home Pro 64 bit. Thanks GOTD.

Just to say thank you.

I had a one year licence for this from a previous giveaway and when that expired I reverted to the free version. Now if you check the Zemana site it says that the free version is discontinued although if you Google for it you will still find plenty of links to download the free version.(MajorGeeks for example still has "Zemana AntiLogger 2.70.204.118 / 1.8.2.320 Free" on their site} It will be interesting to find out that,if you download the free version and file away the .exe for future use,whether it will still install in one years time.
Interesting comment can be found here ; http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/virus-spyware/f/3522/t/19990347

I was appalled how bad the AntiMalware giveaway version was, espec after using Zema AntiLogger for years w/good results. With reluctance, I uninstalled it, and was relieved the problems went away. Now, AntiLogger is back, and, based on my original results, I will indeed give it a try. Thanks for bringing it back; hope it is a trustworthy as the old version.

I cant activate the product, as Zemana Anti Malware is installed. Is it one and the same?

Great software, been using it for some time now and a one year licence is not an issue, you ill get this from most of these types of software, thank you!

For those of you turned off by the Zemana AntiMalware giveaway that had way too many false positives, don't let that deter you, This is a great product. It uses very little resources and can save you from very big headaches. One year for free? I'm very excited. I recommend using it along with KeyScrambler 3.1.0 which you can get free from majorgeeks.

Yet another "LOAN" software for only 1 year. Thank you, but I will pass.