Norton Power Eraser will target, detect, and removes troublesome threats that other programs can't remove.

Norton Power Eraser includes detection and removal capabilities for security risks that impersonate legitimate applications (for example, fake antivirus software). It uses more aggressive techniques that are commonly useful with typical Norton Security products. Because of this, it might flag legitimate programs for removal, so be sure to look at the programs it wants to remove.

Optionally, you can go to Settings on the main Norton Power Eraser screen if you require a network proxy or adjust the log settings. A log file will also be created, allowing you to be the operating system, drivers, processes and services, startup items, browser plug-ins, and the files detected as risks and actions that were taken. Finally, you can always see the log at the View Log link at the bottom of the screen. The log is in the XML format.

If you make a mistake, you can restore removed files by clicking the 'Review' button found on the main Window.

Norton Power Eraser is portable and needs no installation.

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