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 Topic: Virus scanners Posted: 03 Apr 2000 at 16:51 |
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Virus scanners
I was wondering what everyone thought the best ones are. I'm running McAfee & I use the cleaner.
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 Posted: 03 Apr 2000 at 18:54 |
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Re: Virus scanners
I haven't used a scanner in quite some time, I reformat too often to be bothered, however, when I did use one I used the McAfee. My friends were all amped up on Norton, and kept getting fatal exception errors on Win98 because of it, they have since changed to McAfee. Peace, BROM
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 Posted: 03 Apr 2000 at 19:49 |
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Re: Virus scanners
Hehe I don't use a trojan cleaner can't be bothered you better learn how to defeat them (learn the startup methods have a nice firewall and check with netstat -an)and currently have an outdated version of mcaffee but once ill reformat my computer it'll B AVTpro (much better) I had to upgrade to v4 and now the datfiles for my v3 aren't being made anymore :(
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 Posted: 03 Apr 2000 at 22:05 |
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And i thought all the blue screen crap was coz of Winblows98.
Does uninstalling Nortons fix the prob?
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 Posted: 04 Apr 2000 at 00:20 |
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Re: Virus scanners
I run Norton Gold, and it's done very well in keeping out possible virii. Admittedly it's only ever caught a few, mostly because I don't download from h/p/v/a/c sites, but it's still good when I do a mass "audit" on my HDD [virus scan, scandisk, defrag], sometimes picking up something I've missed.I've only ever had one problem with it, and that was only due to a buggy update. Norton has never crashed my system otherwise.
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