Hi,
I have just upgraded my laptop to windows 7 and need to get some antivirus software, I currently have malwarebytes (full version) running but what else do i need, Whats the best antivirus you can get?
Hi,
I have just upgraded my laptop to windows 7 and need to get some antivirus software, I currently have malwarebytes (full version) running but what else do i need, Whats the best antivirus you can get?
I use comodo and its free, it includes firewall, anti-virus etc etc http://personalfirewall.comodo.com/free-download.html
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ESET
Avast
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AVG free version, never had a problem in 5 years of using it.
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Just use Microsoft own security essentials and malwarebytes. Both are great.
+1 Avast here, use it at work (installed on over 200+ machines) and at home, never had a problem
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simples been covered here many a time
Eset + malwarebytes
also have been running MSE and its also very good
I recommend MSE too... but for people that think free AV's are no good I recommend ESET NOD32.
I currently use Malwarebytes, MSE and also Advanced System Care (the free version from download.com). The combination gives me pretty comprehensive protection.
MSE + Malwarebytes + Standard User Account if you're using windows.
Be careful mixing and matching av and spyware/malware products. For instance if you use MSE and Malwarebytes then under settings in MSE, add the path to the following to excluded processes:
mbam.exe
mbamgui.exe
mbamservice.exe
and add the path to your malwarebytes folder to the 'Excluded files and locations'
Last edited by CzarJunkie; 30th June 2011 at 01:33 PM.
drdude (30th June 2011)
AVAST + Malwarebytes on all of our machines
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Kaspersky if we are talking paid for.
MSSE if we are looking at free products.
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I just use MS one it's free and it works don't use anything else
I am moving away from MSE now as it has allowed a few infections to remain on a system which Avast has picked up. I think Avast offers better rootkit protection as well as a boot time scan feature so I use that now.
Malwarebytes for scanning when I know there is an infection.
Eset NOD Smart Security if you are paying for the protection.
Norton and mcafee! system runs like a dream with these on
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ESET and malwarebytes are the best as many seasoned pros will tell you
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I get sophos through the license at work, seems to work very well indeed. The firewall is a bit needy with approvals for access when software has been updated, better safe than sorry I suppose.
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