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Posted 4/28/2007 1:40:43 PM


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I use a combination of Spybot 'search and destroy' and lavasoft's Ad-aware, and then the free version of AVG. The 3 of them work wonderfully together, what spybot does not catch, adaware does catch...and,...the rest...I dont notice....so...what i dont know about wont hurt me

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Posted 4/29/2007 10:24:15 PM
 

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I thought the free version of AVG didn't work on 64-bit systems?
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Posted 4/29/2007 10:31:34 PM
 

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Nevermind. Obviously they've changed it since last time I tried.
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Posted 5/9/2007 2:04:02 AM


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I used AVG for some time, no problems. Although I did find it to be pretty resource hungry compared to Avast.

Still, top notch free AV tho


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Posted 9/8/2007 10:11:36 AM


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Just one other program that  is worth a mention is BOClean from Comodo it's a Trojan hunter and very light on system resources, self updating and just adding another layer of defense

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Posted 9/8/2007 2:54:16 PM


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I'll have to give that a look i have used Comodo Firewall for sometime now and i like it quite a bit.

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Posted 2/18/2008 12:13:35 AM
 

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i use comodo firewall, spybot search and destroy and avg. these works fine for me
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Posted 2/19/2008 11:12:04 AM


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Just so you know -- Comodo firewall has been implicated in a number of posts where folks were suddenly unable to connect to the internet anymore. They disabled the firewall but the problem remained. They had to uninstall the product to get internet connection back.

Apparently, this problem is not affecting you. BUt if you suddenly stop getting internet connections, this is something worth checking.


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Posted 2/27/2008 12:07:40 PM


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Technically it's not best practice to use multiple spyware or virus programs. You may think it is helping but in actuality, after you run spybot then run Adaware. Adaware is most likely just locating the spyware which spybot already quarantined and put in its vault.(Basically it found spybots vault and thinks is spyware even tho is harmless at this point) This is why software vendors recommend you not have more than 1 application installed.

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