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 Guided Tour
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The following page shows some of the most common AdsGone Settings. Normally, you dont need to configure anything for AdsGone to work properly. Just install and go!
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AdsGone Startup Spyware Main Page with Statistics:
- To Minimize AdsGone Popup Killer: Click the [X] in the upper right hand corner of the
Adsgone Window.
- Spyware Scan: When you first install AdsGone, you will be asked if you want to run a spyware Scan. Otherwise, you can
have it scheduled to run at night weekly or daily.
- SpyWare/AdWare: SpyWare and AdWare often serve ads to your desktop. They are basically Trojan
Horse viruses that don't harm your computer, but send personal information to companies on the internet. One
of their primary purposes is to serve popups and other ads to your desktop. AdsGone will detect and
close these programs.
- Notification: If any SpyWare or AdWare is detected, you will be notified and asked if you want
AdsGone to close the program.
- Customize: By default, all known spyware/adware programs will be closed by AdsGone, but you can
always allow them if you wish.
- Automatic: When AdsGone periodically downloads ad updates, the list of known SpyWare and AdWare
programs are also downloaded so this list changes as new titles are discovered by A1Tech.
Click the Settings Button on the top to show this screen:
Click the Download button on the main settings screen:
Auto Updates: Automatic updates are normally set on by default and will run at night when your computer is idle.
Settings section - Advanced Button:
- Popup Ads: AdsGone has special ability to block most popup ads if you use
Internet Explorer (or AOL 6.0 or older). If you use Netscape, this setting has no effect.
- Messenger Service and Web Page Dialog popup Ads: AdsGone can block the new
Messenger Service ads as well as tricky Web page dialog popup ads.
- Block Banner Ads: Many banner ads and several popup ads will be blocked with this
setting on. This uses a list of known ad servers and popup ad servers. Any ads coming from
those servers will be blocked.
- Internet Explorer: A few extra options are available for Internet Explorer users.
Block Macromedia Flash Player to disable "flash" ads. You may also disable animated graphics
(normally referred to as animated gifs).
AdsGone System Tray Menu (right-click on it near the clock):
- Bring up program settings
- Show the Small Statistics Window
- Allow recently blocked ads
- Close all open browser window (nice if you have several windows open and you're done browsing)
- There are options to add additional entries to the block list
- You can temporarily allow popup ads (Internet Explorer only).
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