  SirXILE The SolWar 2-1 Premium join:2001-02-24 Brooklyn, NY
·Optimum Online
| reply to C0deZer0 Re: [Need] New Antivirus
said by C0deZer0 :Because every software AOL has touched has gone to $h*t soon after. And I refuse to do business with any company that will do business for AOL. I agree. I faithfully use Norton Antivirus. Used to be a Grisoft AntiVirus (Free Version) fan. I have also used BitDefender too. Norton does the virus scanning jobs for me, though I wouldn't mind trying another program. -- There can only be one..."X.I.L.E" |
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  lilhurricane Crunchin' For Cures Premium,Mod join:2003-01-11 Purple Zone clubs:  | reply to C0deZer0 Back to new antivirus choices....
You are using BitDefender 8 you said? Glad you've found something you like.  |
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  NightLinks Premium join:2001-06-04 Bronx, NY | reply to C0deZer0 blah blah blah! what does aol have to do with mcafee? when mcafee is own by another company! |
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  C0deZer0 Oc'D To Rhythm And Police Premium join:2001-10-03 Davenport, FL
·Verizon FIOS
| reply to NightLinks said by NightLinks :you're like those that refuse to use microsoft products! Have you ever tried to support an AOL user? Have you?
Until you've had to deal with that kinda support call, I wouldn't talk. We're talking the same kinda people that can afford a $12k workstation and yet can't figure out the difference between clicking a program icon and clicking the text to rename the icon.
I've had to deal with AOL with version 5 when I was living in another person's home... it was their ISP, and they were paying for it, and I had no choice at the time. The highlight of my disgust with AOL came in the form of the fact that the thing purposely deleted critical system files not soon after spending nearly four hours reformatting the thing because it was just that slow. -- VIA sux 3K club GameCube online |
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  NightLinks Premium join:2001-06-04 Bronx, NY
·Optimum Online
1 edit | reply to C0deZer0 said by C0deZer0 :Because every software AOL has touched has gone to $h*t soon after. And I refuse to do business with any company that will do business for AOL. you're like those that refuse to use microsoft products! |
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  fire100 Premium,MVM join:2001-11-21 Twin Lake, MI clubs:
| reply to C0deZer0 I too also highly recommend Avast Antivirus
It's completely free for home use, if it doesn't do the job you are looking for, you are not out of anything.
It updates on all of my pc's almost daily! -- Weather Forums |
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  maximus_808 Proud Veteran Premium join:2001-08-27 Green Cove Springs, FL clubs: | reply to C0deZer0 I would like to give another vote for Avast. I use the free version on my laptop and love it.
»www.avast.com/eng/avast_4_home.html -- I do not trust FireFox. |
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  anwgo153 Premium join:2002-04-08 Hillside, NJ clubs: | reply to C0deZer0 Norton has never done me wrong |
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  C0deZer0 Oc'D To Rhythm And Police Premium join:2001-10-03 Davenport, FL | reply to NightLinks Because every software AOL has touched has gone to $h*t soon after.
And I refuse to do business with any company that will do business for AOL. |
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  NightLinks Premium join:2001-06-04 Bronx, NY | reply to C0deZer0 I don't see what mcafee has to do with AOL and you not wanting to use it because aol is giving it away for free and you having to pay for it? |
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  C0deZer0 Oc'D To Rhythm And Police Premium join:2001-10-03 Davenport, FL
·Verizon FIOS
| reply to C0deZer0 Well, for what it's worth, I managed to get BitDefender 8, which seems to also include a crapload of extra protection software, including a firewall and an anti-registry-changing thing (reminded me of spybot's system-settings protection).
So far it's proving to have a crapload of features and replacing a lot of the stuff I usually would have downloaded. Me likey!  -- VIA sux 3K club GameCube online |
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  cocothebean You Are My Nightmare Premium join:2002-11-16 Carson City, NV
·Charter Pipeline
| reply to C0deZer0 I used to use Mcafee (mc a fee) till I discovered that it didn't like windows (95 - 98) all the time. I then switched to Norton 2003, which I like a lot. But I do not like the newer version of Norton. So I'll be going with AVG as soon as my norton expires. |
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  mjmsr Premium join:2001-08-25 Lombard, IL clubs: | reply to C0deZer0 I used to be a McAfee diehard....until I bought Avast.....
Try it, they have a free version!
Mike |
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  Sat_Man Monotonous Isn't It Premium join:2001-09-14 Gray Court, SC
| reply to C0deZer0 CZ try these out. I use them and they work great together, not too bad for free. I also run NAV and AVG usually catches things first.
AVG »free.grisoft.com/freeweb.php/doc/4
AntiVir »www.free-av.com/index.htm |
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  illJazz Premium join:2002-09-04 switzerland | reply to C0deZer0 Check this out: »A/V Top 10
Might help. -- ^^^^^^^^^^^^ Who needs sigs? Pay attention to the above! ^^^^^^^^^^^^ |
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  ReVeLaTeD Premium join:2001-11-10 San Diego, CA | reply to fegul PCC is just hard to get rid of if you ever plan to get rid of it. I also had a problem with the email scanner freezing from time to time. |
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  lilhurricane Crunchin' For Cures Premium,Mod join:2003-01-11 Purple Zone clubs: 
·Comcast
Host: TV over IP Software RCN Inside Insight Team Discovery
| reply to jmn1207 said by jmn1207 :The only thing I despise about McAfee is how to pronounce it properly. Mc Af ee or Mc af ee. Don't be hating  -- ~ Team Discovery ~ PROJECT HOPE ~ Team Starfire ~ |
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  jmn1207 Premium join:2000-07-19 Reston, VA | reply to C0deZer0 The only thing I despise about McAfee is how to pronounce it properly. Mc Af ee or Mc af ee. |
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  jfgnet 12 Step Program Premium,MVM join:2001-02-14 Limbo clubs: 3 edits | reply to C0deZer0 If you're worried more about Worms, and Trojans, why not us an AntiTrojan. BOClean, TDS, and TrojanHunter sell good AT's with lifetime updates. One License of BOClean allows you to use on all your PC's. TH and TDS is a per machine license. |
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  C0deZer0 Oc'D To Rhythm And Police Premium join:2001-10-03 Davenport, FL
·Verizon FIOS
| reply to jmn1207 Not necessarily virii, but every now and again, I end up finding a trojan or worm, that McAfee usually takes care of... but then again, now that they are with AOL, how can I trust them from blocking these things that AOLers usually use anyway? :p
It might not be like a ton of bank records or something, but I consider my data important enough to at least want to have something to protect it. -- VIA sux 3K club GameCube online |
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