Search:  

 
 
   All ForumsHot TopicsGallery






how-to block ads


 
Forums » Up and Running » Security » Security » AVG anit-spy and Object Data Question
Search Topic:
Uniqs:
293
Share Topic:
RSS topic:
toggle:
flat / full
normal / watch
Posting:
Post a:
Post a:
More NAV Live Update Oddities »
« Media player users beware: more vulnerabilities ahead.  
AuthorAll Replies


Thug21
Just Chillin'
Premium
join:2005-08-21

2 edits
reply to danny9
Re: AVG anit-spy and Object Data Question

I've never, ever heard of any AVG product doing that so don't worry.

Btw, SuperAntiSpyware is trustworthy - many cleanup experts make use of it.


danny9
Go Ahead, Make My Day
Premium
join:2002-07-14
Clinton Township, MI
clubs:
reply to Caution
Your welcome.
Sorry I couldn't be more help to your original question.
Dan
--
VoicePulse 07/29/04


Caution

@verizon.net

reply to Caution


Know what.....I am not going to install any anti-spyware at all. After seeing how they are messing up peoples computers its just not worth it...going by the posts here at the forum. If the firewall notices any odd traffic I will simply throw on a cleam image.
Danny thanks for the reply.


Caution

@verizon.net
reply to Caution


Danny

Thank you but I'll pass on that one.


danny9
Go Ahead, Make My Day
Premium
join:2002-07-14
Clinton Township, MI
clubs:
·VoicePulse
·Comcast

reply to Caution
said by Caution :

Does anyone know if AVG Anti-Spyware messes with "Object Data" as a certain anti-virus program did?
Would appreciate any replies on this. I only need to use it but very briefly to scan a new computer with a few newly installed programs two of which I am not absolutely feeling comfortable with although they are Shareware.
Thank you for your reply.
Don't know if it does for sure but if there are any doubts try SuperAntiSpyware. Free version.

»superantispyware.com/

Works very well and will do a good job for you.
--
VoicePulse 07/29/04


Caution

@verizon.net



Does anyone know if AVG Anti-Spyware messes with "Object Data" as a certain anti-virus program did?
Would appreciate any replies on this. I only need to use it but very briefly to scan a new computer with a few newly installed programs two of which I am not absolutely feeling comfortable with although they are Shareware.
Thank you for your reply.
Forums » Up and Running » Security » SecurityMore NAV Live Update Oddities »
« Media player users beware: more vulnerabilities ahead.  


Thursday, 10-Dec 13:47:22 Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Hosting by www.nac.net - DSL,Hosting & Co-lo | feedback | contact
over 10 years online! © 1999-2009 dslreports.com.
page compression OFF
Most commented news this week
· [200] Sprint Sued For Distracted Driving Death
· [131] AT&T Launching New 24 Mbps U-Verse Tier
· [82] 3G Network Test Says AT&T Is Tops
· [78] AT&T Hints At Usage-Based iPhone Data Pricing
· [72] Mediacom Unveils 105 Mbps Pricing
· [69] WPA Cracker: Test WPA-PSK Networks In 20 Minutes
· [66] Sprint Poised For A Turnaround?
· [51] The Future Of Wi-Fi Is Bright
· [47] Site Leaks Yahoo, Verizon Fed Data Share Pricing
· [45] Microwaving Your Innards Is Not 'Extreme'
Most people now reading
· [WIN7] Well, I was dumb, but do I have recourse? [Microsoft Help]
· IMG 1.7 (IMG Updates and Discussion) [Verizon FIOS TV]
· Will Gearscore die now? [World of Warcraft]
· New Mediacom Email [Mediacom]
· Cross Server Dungeon Experience [World of Warcraft]
· malware has been found hidden inside an Ubuntu screensaver [Security]
· [How to] Install Asterisk on an Asus WL-520GU router [VOIP Tech Chat]
· Windows 7 boot manager editing questions [Microsoft Help]
· ICC10 [World of Warcraft]
· Icecrown 5-man strats [World of Warcraft]