Re: Free accessible Spyware remover?
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover? Hi, free anti-malware programs can't help fix malware threats effectively. Anti-malware programs such as Malwarebytes has the free version; however, in my opinion, the paid version work more effectively in detecting and removing threats. I have ever used the following tools and I think Malwarebytes is the best one:NOD32 Online Scanner Microsoft Safety Scanner Malwarebytes - http://guides.uufix.com/Malwarebytes_Download.php URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=237297#p237297 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/audiogames-reflector
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover?
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover? Hi.Thanks so much defender in post 8.I generelly wanna pay if I find software worth it, but when working with other peoples computers and trying to fix things, that's not an option. So I'll try the Magafee stinger tool. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=185271#p185271 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/audiogames-reflector
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover?
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover? hi,how much does the free version of avg impact system resources?I decided to test out windows defender to see how much of an impact it hadit probably has a memory leak somewhere since when I booted my pc memory usage was 20-30 mb my pc has been running for at least 14 hours and now memory usage is up to at least 52 mband that number is constantly rising URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=183192#p183192 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/audiogames-reflector
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover?
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover? hey, what about kingsoft antivirus free? URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=183185#p183185 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/audiogames-reflector
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover?
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover? HiGod I really hope they do fix it in the next MB update I love that tool.I have an I3 330M 32NM 2.13ghz dual core 3mb l3 cash processor and 4gb of dual channel 533.3mhz ram running XPSP3 Professional 32bit on a Toshiba Satellite Pro U500 with a 5400 rpm 320GB Hatachi hard drive and a Toshiba JPTR1 motherboard, computer is about 7 years old and sucks but, avast didn't run correctly at all on it either, honestly an SSD or even hybrid would help allot, it seemed to be taxing the hell out of the drive, as well as what you said about processor and ram, I bet you'd need 6 or 8GB of 1600MHZ and a 2.5 I5 or I7 minimum to run the damn thing but really I can't be sure either way.Yeah Avira is sad, though Avast is still better so really both are sad, I love stinger because of it's simple layout, plus you can set it to some very high powered sifting, I'd even use it before Malware Bytes simply because it's getting rid of th e most common stuff before anything else, though if I found something I wasn't sure of that Stinger caught I'd double check it with MB.I simply suggest MSES because it's better than nothing, it's accessible, and it's real time, also usually free antivirus testing labs rank MSES higher than that, because they aren't testing it in an enterprise environment, which it isn't meant for, and the major labs are.That isn't to say it's good, but really, it's tailored directly to the system it's on, so that in combination with the defender processes, firewall, and UAC isn't bad, just because having some real time is better than having none, more secure settings for even IE would help too. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=182840#p182840 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/audiogames-reflector
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover?
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover? HiGod I really hope they do fix it in the next MB update I love that tool.I have an I3 330M 32NM 2.13ghz dual core 3mb l3 cash processor and 4gb of dual channel 533.3mhz ram running XPSP3 Professional 32bit on a Toshiba Satellite Pro U500 with a 5400 rpm 320GB Hatachi hard drive and a Toshiba JPTR1 motherboard, computer is about 7 years old and sucks but, avast didn't run correctly at all on it either, honestly an SSD or even hybrid would help allot, it seemed to be taxing the hell out of the drive, as well as what you said about processor and ram, I bet you'd need 6 or 8GB of 1600MHZ and a 2.5 I5 or I7 minimum to run the damn thing but really I can't be sure either way.Yeah Avira is sad, though Avast is still better so really both are sad, I love stinger because of it's simple layout, plus you can set it to some very high powered sifting, I'd even use it before Malware Bytes simply because it's getting rid of th e most common stuff before anything else, though if I found something I wasn't sure of that Stinger caught I'd double check it with MB.I simply suggest MSES because it's better than nothing, it's accessible, and it's real time, also usually free antivirus testing labs rank MSES higher than that, because they aren't testing it in an enterprise environment, which it isn't meant for, and the major labs are.That isn't to say it's good, but really, it's tailored directly to the system it's on, so that in cominbationwith defender, firewall, and UAC isn't bad, just because having some real time is better than having none. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=182840#p182840 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/audiogames-reflector
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover?
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover? hi defender,I agree with most of your asesmentrecently I had to uninstall avast due to studdering audio problems, vary high cpu and ram usage and frequent freezesthis is worrieing since my pc specs shouldn't be that badan intel core i3 m350 processor with 3 gb of ramI used to use avira and was very happy with it however I had to remove it due to accessibility issuesI posted in the avira forum about it however they refused to fix the problem even though I told them exactly how to solve the problemmicrosoft security essentials aka windows defender in win 8.1 has consistantly been ranked absolute last in protection and detectionso even though it's accessible it has a very poor protection rating by most independent antivirus labsaditionally it also used alot of cpu and memory last I tried itso at this point I am not using an antivirus i'm trieing to decide what to go forbtw, apparently malware bytes will fix accessibility in version 2.1 URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=182826#p182826 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/audiogames-reflector
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover?
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover? HiUnfortunately, as has been pointed out several times and by several different sources, spybot Search and Destroy is an old, outdated program.Don't get me wrong, it was great in it's day which really wasn't that long ago, and it will still sometimes catch something, but it simply does not have the updated huristics and detection protacalls that it needs to keep up with the second by second rapidly changing threats out there.Yes, the Malware Bytes UI has changed, everyone hates it including the sited users, who literally went on for 10 or more 1000 post pages about how much and why they hated it the week after it's release, it also happened to break accessibility, look almost exactly like a virus it's elf, one of the ones that acts like an antivirus program but that is actually a scam specifically, confuse everyone as to where things were that they used to use all the time, and generally pissed everyone off who loved the tool and suggested it to their customers.They also switched from the awesome pricing skeem that set them apart to the crap one that everyone else uses, which was that Malware Bytes Pro, a very worthwhile upgrade, was a 1 time, pay for life program for a solid but very reasonable 25 dollars,, to the standard pay per year crap.Also the company was doing just fine money wise on that particular skeem as well, so it was obviously just greed and a complete misunderstanding of their own customers.Avira is pretty good, but it's really quite inaccessible at this point, AVG Free sucks quite a bit and they often refuse to be tested by reputable labs for unknown reasons, a process that would undoubtedly get them allot of publicity if they actually had good results to show afterwards, and avast is great for people with allot of system resources to spare as it is a very ram, hard drive and processor intensive program that runs all the time, an d is basically as hardcore as your gonna get for free short of building your own antivirus solution custom tailored to your system, and even that's questionable. Some vital parts of it are also still inaccessible if your going to get into the advanced parts of it, which with avast, is 99 percent of it advanced enough to confuse even most power users.Microsoft Security Essentials isn't a bad real time protection agent especially if you have windows 8 or 8.1, 7 isn't bad off, but XP is screwed on that front, and still Microsoft even admits it's not a full time virus solution and was never meant to be such, though as I said it's not bad.AVG internet security and AVG business actually aren't bad, but obviously they are not free, if you have an organization that backs you or are at a school or workplace that would install it for you if you made a good case for it or even just because you remind them that your on their network and ar e just as much a risk to your self unsecured as you are to them, then it's a viable option, and it's not bad on accessibility, though 2014 is annoying and hard to get used too.Other things are out there too obviously, Caspersky, Addaware etc, but I can't speak to their accessibility and they too are payed, but good programs.However if you are looking for a run as needed removal tool, I suggest Mcafee Stinger, don't let the name put you off either it's a very good free tool, it's got really nothing to do with Mcafee's notoriously crappy antivirus either, it's an admin tool and it's found under that section of the site, you can also get a portable version at http://www.portableapps.comIt's got between 6 and 7000 of the most common viruses,, worms, brouzer hacks, malwares, spywares, and addwares stored, which is a more impressive number than you may think, and it's updated at least once a day, it's very light on resources, very smart about how it does things, and it's great not only for the average user but also for someone doing a checkup that wants to eliminate the most common problems before bringing out the big guns.There are allot of tools like this, some that do very specific things, very well, some not, this one is a good backup to something like MSES, but Spyware isn't even nearly the most problematic threat anyway, addware and ransomware is, so don't worry as much about knocking out 1 specific type of problem unless you know it's that, and then you may just be better off figuring out how to handle it manually if no more general programs can help you.Also allot of keeping your self safe is in not having a problem in the first place, the windows firewall isn't as bad as people say it is especially in windows 8, but also in 7, so keep it up and if you don't have a trusted, regularly updated accessible 3rd party firewall than it's still pretty good, considering most people are behind routers that have their own, more powerful fi
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover?
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover? HiUnfortunately, as has been pointed out several times and by several different sources, spybot Search and Destroy is an old, outdated program.Don't get me wrong, it was great in it's day which really wasn't that long ago, and it will still sometimes catch something, but it simply does not have the updated huristics and detection protacalls that it needs to keep up with the second by second rapidly changing threats out there.Yes, the Malware Bytes UI has changed, everyone hates it including the sited users, who literally went on for 10 or more 1000 post pages about how much and why they hated it the week after it's release, it also happened to break accessibility, look almost exactly like a virus it's elf, one of the ones that acts like an antivirus program but that is actually a scam specifically, confuse everyone as to where things were that they used to use all the time, and generally pissed everyone off who loved the tool and suggested it to their customers.They also switched from the awesome pricing skeem that set them apart to the crap one that everyone else uses, which was that Malware Bytes Pro, a very worthwhile upgrade, was a 1 time, pay for life program for a solid but very reasonable 25 dollars,, to the standard pay per year crap.Also the company was doing just fine money wise on that particular skeem as well, so it was obviously just greed and a complete misunderstanding of their own customers.Avira is pretty good, but it's really quite inaccessible at this point, AVG Free sucks quite a bit and they often refuse to be tested by reputable labs for unknown reasons, a process that would undoubtedly get them allot of publicity if they actually had good results to show afterwards, and avast is great for people with allot of system resources to spare as it is a very ram, hard drive and processor intensive program that runs all the time, an d is basically as hardcore as your gonna get for free short of building your own antivirus solution custom tailored to your system, and even that's questionable. Some vital parts of it are also still inaccessible if your going to get into the advanced parts of it, which with avast, is 99 percent of it advanced enough to confuse even most power users.Microsoft Security Essentials isn't a bad real time protection agent especially if you have windows 8 or 8.1, 7 isn't bad off, but XP is screwed on that front, and still Microsoft even admits it's not a full time virus solution and was never meant to be such, though as I said it's not bad.AVG internet security and AVG business actually aren't bad, but obviously they are not free, if you have an organization that backs you or are at a school or workplace that would install it for you if you made a good case for it or even just because you remind them that your on their network and ar e just as much a risk to your self unsecured as you are to them, then it's a viable option, and it's not bad on accessibility, though 2014 is annoying and hard to get used too.Other things are out there too obviously, Caspersky, Addaware etc, but I can't speak to their accessibility and they too are payed, but good programs.However if you are looking for a run as needed removal tool, I suggest Mcafee Stinger, don't let the name put you off either it's a very good free tool, it's got really nothing to do with Mcafee's notoriously crappy antivirus either, it's an admin tool and it's found under that section of the site, you can also get a portable version at http://www.portableapps.comIt's got between 6 and 7000 of the most common viruses,, worms, brouzer hacks, malwares, spywares, and addwares stored, which is a more impressive number than you may think, and it 's updated at least once a day, it's very light on resources, very smart about how it does things, and it's great not only for the average user but also for someone doing a checkup that wants to eliminate the most common problems before bringing out the big guns.There are allot of tools like this, some that do very specific things, very well, some not, this one is a good backp to something like MSES, but Spyware isn't even nearly the most problematic threat anyway, addware and ransomware is, so don't worry as much about knocking out 1 specific type of problem unless you know it's that, and then you may just be better off figuring out how to handle it manually if no more general programs can help you.Also allot of keeping your self safe is in not having a problem in the first place, the windows firewall isn't as bad as people say it is especially in windows 8, but also in 7, so keep it up and if you don't have a truste d, regularly updated accessible 3rd party firewall than it's still pretty good, considering most people are behind routers that have their own, more powerful fi
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover?
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover? HiUnfortunately, as has been pointed out several times and by several different sources, spybot Search and Destroy is an old, outdated program.Don't get me wrong, it was great in it's day which really wasn't that long ago, and it will still sometimes catch something, but it simply does not have the updated huristics and detection protacalls that it needs to keep up with the second by second rapidly changing threats out there.Yes, the Malware Bytes UI has changed, everyone hates it including the sited users, who literally went on for 10 or more 1000 post pages about how much and why they hated it the week after it's release, it also happened to break accessibility, look almost exactly like a virus it's elf, one of the ones that acts like an antivirus program but that is actually a scam specifically, confuse everyone as to where things were that they used to use all the time, and generally pissed everyone of f who loved the tool and suggested it to their customers.They also switched from the awesome pricing skeem that set them apart to the crap one that everyone else uses, which was that Malware Bytes Pro, a very worthwhile upgrade, was a 1 time, pay for life program for a solid but very reasonable 25 dollars,, to the standard pay per year crap.Also the company was doing just fine money wise on that particular skeem as well, so it was obviously just greed and a complete misunderstanding of their own customers.Avira is pretty good, but it's really quite inaccessible at this point, AVG Free sucks quite a bit and they often refuse to be tested by reputable labs for unknown reasons, a process that would undoubtedly get them allot of publicity if they actually had good results to show afterwards, and avast is great for people with allot of system resources to spare as it is a very ram, hard drive and processor intensive prog ram that runs all the time, and is basically as hardcore as your gonna get for free short of building your own antivirus solution custom tailored to your system, and even that's questionable. Some vital parts of it are also still inaccessible if your going to get into the advanced parts of it, which with avast, is 99 percent of it advanced enough to confuse even most power users.Microsoft Security Essentials isn't a bad real time protection agent especially if you have windows 8 or 8.1, 7 isn't bad off, but XP is screwed on that front, and still Microsoft even admits it's not a full time virus solution and was never meant to be such, though as I said it's not bad.AVG internet security and AVG business actually aren't bad, but obviously they are not free, if you have an organization that backs you or are at a school or workplace that would install it for you if you made a good case for it or even just because you rem ind them that your on their network and are just as much a risk to your self unsecured as you are to them, then it's a viable option, and it's not bad on accessibility, though 2014 is annoying and hard to get used too.Other things are out there too obviously, Caspersky, Addaware etc, but I can't speak to their accessibility and they too are payed, but good programs.However if you are looking for a run as needed removal tool, I suggest Mcafee Stinger, don't let the name put you off either it's a very good free tool, it's got really nothing to do with Mcafee's notoriously crappy antivirus either, it's an admin tool and it's found under that section of the site, you can also get a portable version at http://www.portableapps.comIt's got between 6 and 7000 of the most common viruses,, worms, brouzer hacks, malwares, spywares, and addwares stored, and it 's updated at least once a day, it's very light on resources, very smart about how it does things, and it's great not only for the average user but also for someone doing a checkup that wants to eliminate the most common problems before bringing out the big guns.There are allot of tools like this, some that do very specific things, very well, some not, this one is a good backp to something like MSES, but Spyware isn't even nearly the most problematic threat anyway, addware and ransomware is, so don't worry as much about knocking out 1 specific type of problem unless you know it's that, and then you may just be better off figuring out how to handle it manually if no more general programs can help you.Also allot of keeping your self safe is in not having a problem in the first place, the windows firewall isn't as bad as people say it is especially in windows 8, but also in 7, so keep it up and if you don't h ave a trusted, regularly updated accessible 3rd party firewall than it's still pretty good, considering most people are behind routers that have their own, more powerful firmware firewalls anyway.Also cleaning out the crap tha
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover?
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover? HiUnfortunately, as has been pointed out several times and by several different sources, spybot Search and Destroy is an old, outdated program.Don't get me wrong, it was great in it's day which really wasn't that long ago, and it will still sometimes catch something, but it simply does not have the updated huristics and detection protacalls that it needs to keep up with the second by second rapidly changing threats out there.Yes, the Malware Bytes UI has changed, everyone hates it including the sited users, who literally went on for 10 or more 1000 post pages about how much and why they hated it the week after it's release, it also happened to break accessibility, look almost exactly like a virus it's elf, one of the ones that acts like an antivirus program but that is actually a scam specifically, confuse everyone as to where things were that they used to use all the time, and generally pissed everyone off who loved the tool and suggested it to their customers.They also switched from the awesome pricing skeem that set them apart to the crap one that everyone else uses, which was that Malware Bytes Pro, a very worthwhile upgrade, was a 1 time, pay for life program for a solid but very reasonable 25 dollars,, to the standard pay per year crap.Also the company was doing just fine money wise on that particular skeem as well, so it was obviously just greed and a complete misunderstanding of their own customers.Avira is pretty good, but it's really quite inaccessible at this point, AVG Free sucks quite a bit and they often refuse to be tested by reputable labs for unknown reasons, a process that would undoubtedly get them allot of publicity if they actually had good results to show afterwards, and avast is great for people with allot of system resources to spare as it is a very ram, hard drive and processor intensive program that runs all the time, and is basically as hardcore as your gonna get for free short of building your own antivirus solution custom tailored to your system, and even that's questionable. Some vital parts of it are also still inaccessible if your going to get into the advanced parts of it, which with avast, is 99 percent of it advanced enough to confuse even most power users.Microsoft Security Essentials isn't a bad real time protection agent especially if you have windows 8 or 8.1, 7 isn't bad off, but XP is screwed on that front, and still Microsoft even admits it's not a full time virus solution and was never meant to be such, though as I said it's not bad.AVG internet security and AVG business actually aren't bad, but obviously they are not free, if you have an organization that backs you or are at a school or workplace that would install it for you if you made a good case for it or even just because you remind them that your on their network and are just as much a risk to your self unsecur ed as you are to them, then it's a viable option, and it's not bad on accessibility, though 2014 is annoying and hard to get used too.Other things are out there too obviously, Caspersky, Addaware etc, but I can't speak to their accessibility and they too are payed, but good programs.However if you are looking for a tool, I suggest Mcafee Stinger, don't let the name put you off either it's a very good free tool, it's got really nothing to do with Mcafee's notoriously crappy antivirus either, it's an admin tool and it's found under that section of the site, you can also get a portable version at http://www.portableapps.comIt's got between 6 and 7000 of the most common viruses,, worms, brouzer hacks, malwares, spywares, and addwares stored, and it's updated at least once a day, it's very light on resources, very smart about how it does things, and it's great n ot only for the average user but also for someone doing a checkup that wants to eliminate the most common problems before bringing out the big guns.There are allot of tools like this, some that do very specific things, very well, some not, this one is a good backp to something like MSES, but Spyware isn't even nearly the most problematic threat anyway, addware and ransomware is, so don't worry as much about knocking out 1 specific type of problem unless you know it's that, and then you may just be better off figuring out how to handle it manually if no more general programs can help you.Also allot of keeping your self safe is in not having a problem in the first place, the windows firewall isn't as bad as people say it is especially in windows 8, but also in 7, so keep it up and if you don't have a trusted, regularly updated accessible 3rd party firewall than it's still pretty good, considering most people are behind routers that have thei r own, more powerful firmware firewalls anyway.Also cleaning out the crap that spawns all this evil
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover?
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover? Hi.Yeah, Spybot is pretty nice. The interface can be quite confusing, but it seems to work well. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=181708#p181708 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/audiogames-reflector
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Re: Free accessible Spyware remover? Spybot is the best program I've found so far. I haven't tried super antispyware and so far there's been no way to find an old version of malware bites that I've found. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=181632#p181632 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/audiogames-reflector
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Re: Free accessible Spyware remover? I use old malware bytes, 1.75, or superantispyware, maybe? URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=181594#p181594 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/audiogames-reflector
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Re: Free accessible Spyware remover? Thank you very much. I'll take a look at it. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=181579#p181579 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/audiogames-reflector
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover?
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Re: Free accessible Spyware remover? I was quite frustrated as well, when I saw that they've messed up the interface with malware bytes. Spybot works still quite well with NVDA. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=181501#p181501 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/audiogames-reflector
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover?
Re: Free accessible Spyware remover? I've got the same request... if anyone could recommend anything that'd be appreciated. Thanks! URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=181495#p181495 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/audiogames-reflector
Free accessible Spyware remover?
Free accessible Spyware remover? Hi.Do you have any suggestions for any free and accessible spyware remover? I'm having issues on setting the checkmarc to remove the spyware and malware in Super antispyware, and for some weird reason, I can't read anything at all with the virtual cursor in NVDA in Malware bytes. That worked in the previous versions, so it seems as they have broken the accessibility, or it's just me who's doing something wrong. Any recommendations are welcome. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=181352#p181352 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/audiogames-reflector
