Windows 10: SuperAntiSpyware

I started using SUPER AntiSpyware back when I was still on Windows 7. I am not fond of tracking cookies and wanted to intercept any malware that came my way. I also run AVG.

I am not a Internet maniac but each week SAS would find and remove roughly 200 cookies. Nothing else.

Both SAS and AVG survived the upgrade to W10. But after the upgrade, suddenly SAS was only finding 25-40 every week, despite the fact that I hadn't changed my browsing habits much, if at all--TenForums being the exception. Simultaneously, my other Win 7 computer...which sees many if not all of the same sites...was still finding 200+.

Is there an obvious reason for this? Is Windows Defender (which runs sort of in the background alongside AVG) intercepting some of these?

Or do i just need a new antispyware / anti-PUP / antimalware app?

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SUPERantispyware

The following was tagged by SUPERantispyware as PUP.Loadmoney/Variant this morning while I was doing a complete scan. I canceled the scan because the file name suggests that it might be something that came with Windows upgrade recently. Can anyone tell
me if this is safe to be removed?





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every day I run my superantiSpyware on my win.10 64 bit and my 32 bit. on each of them I find anywhere from 3 to 12 spyware items .so I quarantine them.But if I run my Mailwarebytes on both computers they both come up clean every time .but if I run SuperAntiSpyware after the mailwarebytes comes up clean .the Superantispyware always finds some spam. Anyone else having this problem