Back in 2012, Montreal-based entrepreneurs Marty Algire and Corey Velan released a product known as the FixMeStick. It's a bootable USB device that detects and eliminates viruses in PCs ... because ...

This article was created by StackCommerce. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through our links on this page. Using the FixMeStick sounded simple enough. The directions on ...

Things look a lot better for the 2013 edition. It detected 82 percent of my malware collection and scored 6.3 points. The top score among products tested with this same collection is 6.6; that score ...

Editors' note: A photo http://www.fixmestick.com/images/FixMeStick-Mac-Gang.png> and a video http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/fixmestick/fixmestick-for-mac> are ...

Viruses and malware on a Mac system are still very rare when compared to PC infections, however it is on the increase and sometimes Mac owners might not even know malware exists on their systems.

A new USB device plugs into your computer and deletes all viruses – just like the professionals. The FixMeStick uses powerful antivirus software normally used by technicians to find files that other ...

Question: I recently saw an ad for a new product called The FixMeStick. It’s one of those sticks you plug into your computer, and it cleans up all your viruses. Is ...

Once malicious software gets into your computer, it can be impossible to remove yourself. For example, if your computer has ransomware this takes control of your device as soon as your operating ...

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