What is a Browser Helper Object And what do Browser Helper Objects do In fact most of us have contacted with them unconsciously. A Browser Helper Object, or BHO, is just a small program that runs automatically every time we start our Internet browser. Usually, a BHO is installed on our system by another software program. For example, Go!Zilla, the downloading utility, installs a BHO created by Radiate(formerly Aureate Media); this BHO tracks which advertisements we see as we surf the Web. However, not all of them are useful for us. So a powerful and easy to use Browser Helper Objects manager is very important for us. If you are looking for such a Browser Helper Objects manager, BHODemon which was published by Definitive Solutions, Inc is just for you!

BHODemon shows us detailed information about Browser Helper Objects, which are tiny hidden programs that run inside our browser and that we may not know are there. If we find a BHO, that we think may not be needed, we can safely disable it or re-enable it later on if we change our mind. If more details about a BHO are available, we can also read more about it on the author's web site by clicking on the provided link button.

The main features and the useful tips of BHODemon include: BHODemon scans our Registry for BHOs, and presents any it finds in a list. By highlighting a BHO in this list, and clicking the "Details" button, we can see information about this BHO, and even disable it if we wish. BHOs are disabled by simply renaming the DLL that houses them. By renaming the DLL, instead of deleting it, we have the option of enabling it later if we wish. Why would we want to do that Because the program that installed the BHO will not run if it can't find the DLL: Go!Zilla, for example, won't run if we remove its BHOs. We can think of BHODemon as a guardian for our Internet Explorer browser: it protects us from unknown Browser Helper Objects (BHOs) in two ways: First, by letting us enable/disable them individually. Second, by alerting us immediately when some website or program installs a BHO on our PC. BHODemon is free, runs in the "tray" area, and works on Windows 95 or later operating systems. (For Windows 95, we will probably need a recent version of Internet Explorer - that is, IE 4 or later.) BHODemon contains no ad-ware, spy-ware, mal-ware, or any other such nonsense. It doesn't do anything bad to our Registry, our files, or anything else. It doesn't contain any viruses, worms, BHOs, or key-loggers. It doesn't send us any information about our PC without asking us, and even then, the info it sends us in no way identifies our PC. Note: We generally must be a member of the "Administrators" group to run BHODemon! This is because BHODemon needs privileges to read and write certain specific Registry keys - if we don't have those privileges, and then neither does BHODemon. BHODemon currently supports only one command-line option, which causes BHODemon to start up, write a detailed file for each BHO on the system, and then exit. We can specify the directory these files are written to as follows: bhodemon.exe -output (output_path_text).

Overall, BHODemon is a very nice, easy to use and full-functions Browser Helper Objects manager. The developer of this software wanted to ensure ease of use for the average home user with its simple, clean, great looking interface, but included features for even the most demanding, experienced users. It is an ideal solution for us who need to manage Browser Helper Objects.

In addition, BHODemon is free for us and it does not contain any adware or spyware and we can use it safely and undisturbed. It works with most recent variants of Windows and its current version is 2.0.22. With all these features, simple interface, excellent usability and free trial - why are you still reading Download the free trial now and experience what powerful and effective it is at once! If you feel this utility is helpful indeed, introduce it to your friends please!

BHODemon shows you detailed information about Browser Helper Objects, which are tiny hidden programs that run inside your browser and that you may not know are there. If you find a BHO, that you think may not be needed, you can savely disable it or re-enable it later on if you change your mind. If more details about a BHO are available, you can also read more about it on the author's web site by clicking on the provided link button.

A Browser Helper Object (BHO) is just a small application that will run automatically each time you start your Internet browser. Usually, a BHO is installed on your system by another software program.
For example, Go!Zilla, the downloading utility, installs a BHO created by Radiate (formerly Aureate Media); this BHO tracks which advertisements you see as you surf the Web.

BHODemon scans your Registry for BHOs, and presents any it finds in a list. By highlighting a BHO in this list, and clicking the "Details" button, you can see information about this BHO, and even disable it if you wish.
BHOs are disabled by simply renaming the DLL that houses them.

The license of this software is Freeware, you can free download and free use this trojan remover software.