Hi Gerald, I haven't found a wway yet! I have my wife or, someone else that is sighted select everything to be removed! I tell you, it is a total pain in the A**! Please, you & anyone else having this problem with Super Anti Spyware, contact them & bitch like hell! I contact them at least on a monthly basis just to try to keep this problem fresh in someone's mind. Take care. Mike ----- Original Message ----- From: Gerald Levy To: blind-computing Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2012 9:13 AM Subject: [Blind-Computing] Removing Malware Threats Detected By Super AntiSpyware
Hi guys. Well, it was bound to happen. I have been using Super Anti Spyware 4.56 free edition successfully for a long time, but suddenly, it stopped updating the database definitions a few weeks ago. So today I updated to SAS 5.0 free dition, the latest version, and, of course, it is much less JAWS friendly than its predecessor. Using the JAWS cursor with JAWS 13, I was able to update the database definitions in this new version of SAS and then run a quick scan. When the scan finished, the results page showed that SAS had detected two potentially harmful threats, and recommended that they be removed immediately from my computer. But using the JAWS cursor, I could not find these threats listed anywhere on the results page, nor could I find any check boxes to select them for removal. Clicking on the Remove Threats button at the bottom of the page brought up a warning that no threats had been selected for removal, but do I want to continue anyway. Clicking on the No button brought me back to the results page where I still could not find the detected threats and select them for removal. This was never a problem with the earlier version of SAS. Can anyone explain how to find and select malware threats detected by SAS 5.0? Or is SAS now another one of those programs that has become unusable with JAWS? Thanks for any help. Gerald For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/ For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
