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Mysterious Grandmaster Cheater Supreme
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Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 4:09 pm Post subject: New Laptop - No Protection help |
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Okay , I'm a lot annoyed to some virus protectors that ask you for updates and those crap and i'm looking for a virus protector that just
- Alerts me if i'm downloading/extracting a file contained a virus in it
- A great firewall
- Great virus scanner
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Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 4:26 pm Post subject: |
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Nod32 has always blocked downloads which contain viruses for me. Like, When I'm downloading from limewire it won't let me open the file if its a virus, if it's from firefox, It'll cancel the download.
It's a pretty good virus scanner too.
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Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 4:31 pm Post subject: |
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I'd recommend AVG.
- It has a regular updates, which automatically runs in the background it shouldn't be an annoyance.
- As a result of that, it is definitely up-there with some of the best virus scanners.
- If you do happen to download an infected file, AVG immediately informs you and does not let you execute any files within it (assuming its a compressed file). I will have to say that this can become annoying at times because sometimes a file that you want to use, that you know is genuine, doesn't work.
Now the only other part of your question I can't answer is the whether it has a good firewall. Personally I've been using AVG simply as an anti-virus program only and not the entire suite. My friend uses the full internet protection suite and according to him it works well. Anywho you could always consider using a separate firewall like Zone Alarm...
Aside from AVG, people are most probably going to recommend Avast and Avira.
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Karakawe I post too much
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Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 4:31 pm Post subject: |
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| Depends on what you're looking for when you say "great firewall". For most intensive purposes, the NOD32 firewall will work, but if you're a whore for protection, use it with Comodo instead.
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Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 4:56 pm Post subject: |
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I have a combination of Trend Micro 2009 (I disable it though sometimes
because it does shit but its a great scanner.) and I also have NOD32
which protects.
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Mysterious Grandmaster Cheater Supreme
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Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 5:11 pm Post subject: |
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| Sylpher wrote: | I'd recommend AVG.
- It has a regular updates, which automatically runs in the background it shouldn't be an annoyance.
- As a result of that, it is definitely up-there with some of the best virus scanners.
- If you do happen to download an infected file, AVG immediately informs you and does not let you execute any files within it (assuming its a compressed file). I will have to say that this can become annoying at times because sometimes a file that you want to use, that you know is genuine, doesn't work.
Now the only other part of your question I can't answer is the whether it has a good firewall. Personally I've been using AVG simply as an anti-virus program only and not the entire suite. My friend uses the full internet protection suite and according to him it works well. Anywho you could always consider using a separate firewall like Zone Alarm...
Aside from AVG, people are most probably going to recommend Avast and Avira. |
What AVG? , Free version or AVG8.0
| cal17 wrote: | Nod32 has always blocked downloads which contain viruses for me. Like, When I'm downloading from limewire it won't let me open the file if its a virus, if it's from firefox, It'll cancel the download.
It's a pretty good virus scanner too. |
Nod32 - Anitivirus
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Nod32 - Smart Security
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Blank I post too much
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Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 5:21 pm Post subject: |
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| run3500 wrote: | | Sylpher wrote: | I'd recommend AVG.
- It has a regular updates, which automatically runs in the background it shouldn't be an annoyance.
- As a result of that, it is definitely up-there with some of the best virus scanners.
- If you do happen to download an infected file, AVG immediately informs you and does not let you execute any files within it (assuming its a compressed file). I will have to say that this can become annoying at times because sometimes a file that you want to use, that you know is genuine, doesn't work.
Now the only other part of your question I can't answer is the whether it has a good firewall. Personally I've been using AVG simply as an anti-virus program only and not the entire suite. My friend uses the full internet protection suite and according to him it works well. Anywho you could always consider using a separate firewall like Zone Alarm...
Aside from AVG, people are most probably going to recommend Avast and Avira. |
AVG AntiVirus ( not the free version tho )?
Do you have a link to AVG AntiVirus your using that's cracked? |
Don't ask for that here. If you want to find retail AVG, you'll have to go into a bay that is far, far away. This bay can be found using google, but it is said to be filled with pirates and anal rape.
Also, if you're going to go that far out to get retail AVG, you might as well try to get your hands on ESET NOD32.
AVG is shit for free anti-virus though. It used to be good... Avira is at the top of their game now, though.
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Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 5:24 pm Post subject: |
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| run3500 wrote: | | Sylpher wrote: | I'd recommend AVG.
- It has a regular updates, which automatically runs in the background it shouldn't be an annoyance.
- As a result of that, it is definitely up-there with some of the best virus scanners.
- If you do happen to download an infected file, AVG immediately informs you and does not let you execute any files within it (assuming its a compressed file). I will have to say that this can become annoying at times because sometimes a file that you want to use, that you know is genuine, doesn't work.
Now the only other part of your question I can't answer is the whether it has a good firewall. Personally I've been using AVG simply as an anti-virus program only and not the entire suite. My friend uses the full internet protection suite and according to him it works well. Anywho you could always consider using a separate firewall like Zone Alarm...
Aside from AVG, people are most probably going to recommend Avast and Avira. |
AVG AntiVirus ( not the free version tho )?
Do you have a link to AVG AntiVirus your using that's cracked? |
Asking for that is not allowed because it is considered warez but
if you google it there are many free trials and when I got my Tred Micro it
was the 2007 version and really it was only for 30 days but then I just
updated it.
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Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 5:32 pm Post subject: |
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| run3500 wrote: | | Sylpher wrote: | I'd recommend AVG.
- It has a regular updates, which automatically runs in the background it shouldn't be an annoyance.
- As a result of that, it is definitely up-there with some of the best virus scanners.
- If you do happen to download an infected file, AVG immediately informs you and does not let you execute any files within it (assuming its a compressed file). I will have to say that this can become annoying at times because sometimes a file that you want to use, that you know is genuine, doesn't work.
Now the only other part of your question I can't answer is the whether it has a good firewall. Personally I've been using AVG simply as an anti-virus program only and not the entire suite. My friend uses the full internet protection suite and according to him it works well. Anywho you could always consider using a separate firewall like Zone Alarm...
Aside from AVG, people are most probably going to recommend Avast and Avira. |
What AVG? , Free version or AVG8.0
| cal17 wrote: | Nod32 has always blocked downloads which contain viruses for me. Like, When I'm downloading from limewire it won't let me open the file if its a virus, if it's from firefox, It'll cancel the download.
It's a pretty good virus scanner too. |
Nod32 - Anitivirus
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Nod32 - Smart Security |
Smart Security.
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Mysterious Grandmaster Cheater Supreme
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Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 5:32 pm Post subject: |
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Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 7:27 pm Post subject: |
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| Sylpher wrote: | I'd recommend AVG.
- It has a regular updates, which automatically runs in the background it shouldn't be an annoyance.
- As a result of that, it is definitely up-there with some of the best virus scanners.
- If you do happen to download an infected file, AVG immediately informs you and does not let you execute any files within it (assuming its a compressed file). I will have to say that this can become annoying at times because sometimes a file that you want to use, that you know is genuine, doesn't work.
Now the only other part of your question I can't answer is the whether it has a good firewall. Personally I've been using AVG simply as an anti-virus program only and not the entire suite. My friend uses the full internet protection suite and according to him it works well. Anywho you could always consider using a separate firewall like Zone Alarm...
Aside from AVG, people are most probably going to recommend Avast and Avira. | avast! is way better than avg.
avg deletes hal.dll...
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Mysterious Grandmaster Cheater Supreme
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Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 8:20 pm Post subject: |
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| cal17 wrote: | | run3500 wrote: | | Sylpher wrote: | I'd recommend AVG.
- It has a regular updates, which automatically runs in the background it shouldn't be an annoyance.
- As a result of that, it is definitely up-there with some of the best virus scanners.
- If you do happen to download an infected file, AVG immediately informs you and does not let you execute any files within it (assuming its a compressed file). I will have to say that this can become annoying at times because sometimes a file that you want to use, that you know is genuine, doesn't work.
Now the only other part of your question I can't answer is the whether it has a good firewall. Personally I've been using AVG simply as an anti-virus program only and not the entire suite. My friend uses the full internet protection suite and according to him it works well. Anywho you could always consider using a separate firewall like Zone Alarm...
Aside from AVG, people are most probably going to recommend Avast and Avira. |
What AVG? , Free version or AVG8.0
| cal17 wrote: | Nod32 has always blocked downloads which contain viruses for me. Like, When I'm downloading from limewire it won't let me open the file if its a virus, if it's from firefox, It'll cancel the download.
It's a pretty good virus scanner too. |
Nod32 - Anitivirus
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Nod32 - Smart Security |
Smart Security. |
Ooh , i'm still tryin to look for NOD32 download lol
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Posted: Sun Jan 11, 2009 1:14 am Post subject: |
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Closed, too much talk of warez. Search around for other threads that compare antiviruses and firewalls and make your choice, and try multiple ones yourself.
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