Disingenios? On Nov 16, 1:13 pm, Daleeh <[email protected]> wrote: > If you are using two AV programs at the same time, I can almost > guarantee you will have constant problems. Get rid of both of them-- > better yet reformat your hard drive and reinstall a fresh copy of > Windows from your original CD and start over again. Install a single > AV program -- I suggested Microsoft Security Essentials in my post to > your other posting -- and then try to avoid downloading garbage. > > At this point I believe you are just a tad disingenuous with your > postings--probably trying to start a "lively" round of postings I > suspect. But if you are seriously doing what you describe, then maybe > you should stop. > > Dale > > On Nov 13, 8:38 pm, RawVegRon <[email protected]> wrote:> I use Norton > antivirus and Symantec security. I also have Windows > > defender and I used to use free programs like Spybot, and some others > > I can't remember. I prefer the real-time protection to the periodic > > scans. Today's scan removed 5,211 items from my temp files! My > > removal tool showed some 20+ "unknown" programs from my software. > > > Symantec completely cleaned my system last Monday and since then I've > > watched a few Taliban battles with the U.S. Army and read some news > > from different sources about the problems in Pakistan and > > Afghanistan. > > > I get the impression that there is an incredible amount of spyware out > > there. The better my antivirus system, the more I see of it! > > > On Nov 11, 1:30 pm, Ceresia <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > Most of us are experienced enough to tinker with security settings on > > > Internet Explorer and know what is going on when it does. I use > > > Windows Defender and an Anti-Virus program I will not mention. I also > > > use ZoneAlarm's free firewall and that lets me know if ANY program is > > > trying to access inbound or outbound on my computer. > > > > If you want to watch filthy movies or browse the internet more safe > > > then I would recommend getting a Macbook or Macbook pro.... > > > > Those seem to have less issues with Virus attacks.
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