Keizer
I'M Your Huckleberry
Premium,MVM
join:2003-01-20 | reply to LetsRok
Re: MS Antispyware Is Now Windows Defender
They took all the cool graphics out, and made it all Microsoftable looking.  |
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Steve
I'm a PC, so shut up
Consultant
join:2001-03-10
Yorba Linda, CA
| said by Keizer  :They took all the cool graphics out, and made it all Microsoftable looking. Those who ponder on what must be under the hood of this product will realize that graphics are the least of what had to be changed to make it a Microsoft Product.
Steve
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gate1975mlm
Premium
join:2001-09-30
Philadelphia, PA
3 edits |  Yunk is all I can say!
What in the world is Microsoft smoking?
Windows Defender is missing a lot of options that Microsoft Anti spyware has. And is ugly.
Seems like they down graded instead of up grading.
I am sticking with Microsoft Antispyware for now. Windows Defender looks like crap. |
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ZOverLord
Premium
join:2003-10-20
Minneapolis, MN
| said by gate1975mlm :Yunk is all I can say! What in the world is Microsoft smoking? Windows Defender is missing a lot of options that Microsoft Anti spyware has. And is ugly. Seems like they down graded instead of up grading. I am sticking with Microsoft Antispyware for now. Windows Defender looks like crap. Windows One care will be the All-In-One product, this has been stripped of most of the goodies for that reason.
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gate1975mlm
Premium
join:2001-09-30
Philadelphia, PA
2 edits | Why is it that when I add something to the Registry like the blocklist Microsoft AntiSpyware would pop up asking me to allow or block but with this new Microsoft Defender nothing pops up.
I think I could get used to the way it looks but will it protect me as good as Microsoft AntiSpyware?
»www.microsoft.com/athome/securit···ult.mspx |
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gate1975mlm
Premium
join:2001-09-30
Philadelphia, PA
1 edit | This may sound funny but I am strating to like it. It starts up very fast and the interface is very easy to use.
The only thing I am worried about is if it will do just as good or better of a job at protecting my pc then Microsoft Antispyware.
I guess people will be testing both of them. |
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Inernetjunky
join:2003-11-07
USA
1 edit | reply to gate1975mlm
said by gate1975mlm :Yunk is all I can say! What in the world is Microsoft smoking? Windows Defender is missing a lot of options that Microsoft Anti spyware has. And is ugly. Seems like they down graded instead of up grading. I am sticking with Microsoft Antispyware for now. Windows Defender looks like crap. I 100% agree. And I don't like the SpyNet thing. |
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AdamKertesz
join:2004-09-14
New York, NY
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said by gate1975mlm :Yunk is all I can say! What in the world is Microsoft smoking? Windows Defender is missing a lot of options that Microsoft Anti spyware has. And is ugly. Seems like they down graded instead of up grading. I am sticking with Microsoft Antispyware for now. Windows Defender looks like crap. Agreed.
Installed Windows Defender, saw: only automatic updates
(that must be a joke - MS programmers are still
laughing loud), no real selection of tools, uninstalled,
went back to Beta 1.
Hope they will do something much better.
Adam |
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mcsnotty
@pacbell.n | reply to gate1975mlm
Unknown changes are now are not alerted on - only things that are known to be bad are alerted on. You can of course turn on alerting on "unknown" changes too. It's in your General Settings right after all those real time protection agents... |
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