I agree with Kasperskey being worth buying. So is AVG. I'm running Kasperskey (purchased) on my desktop and AVG (purchased) on the NB. I'd have to say that AVG is less intrusive (both have firewalls and anti-spyware included) and AVG automatically configures for different connection types (hot spots, wireless in home, wired).
Kasperskey gives you a pop up everytime you run anything that tries to access the registry, and it has a real issue with Documents 2 Go's add-in toolbar in Word. I finally removed it from Word and no more conflicts.
I've read that AOL's Virus Shield is like anything AOL - lots of advertising and by agreeing to use it you have to agree to let AOL share your info. If you can live with it, then it's fine.
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Haven't gotten an ad yet. I don't like the Kaspersky Suite, but their AntiVirus scanner is great.
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whats makes you kaspersky say its worth buying? what makes it a a scan than lets say AVG? 0 more found viruses?
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Compatibility, configurability, and catchability. The three "C"s.
Compatibility....never had a single compatibility problem with it. It also uses as few resources as I've seen in ANY malware scanner. The Internet Security version uses WAY fewer resources than any other Internet Security Suite too. Ok, maybe that's "compressability)
Catchability meaning it catches more malware than any other virus scan. This has been documented in several places.
Configurability, since AVG Free only lets you do one full scan every day (which I hate). Kaspersky along with the free AOL variant allow you to tweak the scanning any way you want (I do critical areas once per week and a full scan once per month, and fill in with manual scans of suspicious objects). -
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open up NOD32system tools> go to information
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When having a bad virus infection, it's best to use many many programs to delete it.
I recommend:
Trend Micro Free online scanner (Just watch what you delete)
Ccleaner
rootkit revealer
spy sweeper
ad-aware
spybot
windows defender (yes, very good)
nod 32
a-squared
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It does a good job of protecting your system and notifying you when changes are being made that you might not want.
Plus, I'm a big believer in supporting developers who develop good products. Which is also why I no longer support Norton/Symantec. -
I Gave Deep Freeze A Try. Its Freakin Awsome. Now I Can Download All The Virus I Want!!! Sike. With This Program, I Dont Need A Av Anymore. I Hate Updating The Av. Good Program If U Use Alot Of P2p And Want To Test Out The Program Like X010guy Said
AVG and AVAST suck..read this
Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by HP Fan, Dec 6, 2006.