Clicking 'Report' produced a comprehensive text-based log file. Ours finished sooner than expected yet still found three little PUPs to delete (which we did). The program starts with a prescan that asks permission to share anonymous data with the developer (or you can quit RogueKiller). Not that RogueKiller's scans are slow! Just the opposite, but at least ours were fast compared to similar tools. All are enabled by default, but deselecting unnecessary steps can speed up scans. Options include Tools and Reports, as well as checkboxes for MBR Scan, Check FAKED, and AntiRootkit scans. Tabs display and sort scan results for Processes, Registry, Hosts, Proxy, DNS, Driver, Files, MBR, and Shortcuts by name, status, and other attributes. The program's interface is fairly plain but nicely rendered.
Quit all running processes before opening RogueKiller. We tried RogueKiller 64+ for 64-bit Windows. RogueKiller also packs tools to fix Host, Proxy, and DNS issues, as well as a Shortcuts cleaner. Instead, it recommends Malwarebytes' AntiMalware freeware for the task.
Although it deletes malicious Startup files, RogueKiller doesn't clean your system.
Tigzy's RogueKiller scans your PC for malicious processes and kills them on command so you can root them out.
