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yes, try using a better browser.

install mozilla firefox with the following addons

noscript

adblock

(check into others you may wish to utilize such as tinyurl creator)

to allow a site to work fully/properly when going to a site at the bottom right there is a red S click on it and allow the corresponding site

Adaware is freeware and freeware always has its downsides. It will tell you this but it may not be true. It has either placed it on your system through its own application or it is invalid and wants you to think its doing an amazing job finding all those and buy a product from them. Try finding a different antivirus, there's not too many out there that you can trust that are free.

proeberly its detecting cookies

after the scan is finished click next click critical items box, that will show what it detetced my guess is its only cookies which i wouldnt worry about.

if its finding spyware programs than thats a problem

Drop IE and use Firefox.

http://www.getfirefox.com/

edit: And use the addons the first guy mentioned.

firefox browser with noscript add-on. forget about internet explorer browser.