I have installed this on two client machines, seems to be OK. Better then AVG
Free I'm sure.
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At 03:25 PM 11/20/2010, DSinc Poked the stick with:
>I have installed and used MSSE on 2 of my XP clients since the start of NOV.
>I am favorably impressed! It seems to be light, quick, and, very intuitive
>(easy) to use. I do like how very few controls MSSE has, and, what few
>controls it does have are simple and direct.
>I have added the large install file to my home "utility" flash-drive.
>
>Yes, I did also allow these 2 clients to promote AutoMagic-Updates! Mainly,
>because MSSE and XP grumbled tersely until I did. LOL! My simple logic
>accepts why MSSE strongly suggests the use of AutoMagic-Updates. Kill 2
>birds....... :)
>Very much the same logic as my closed (licensed) ESET BE system.
>I will continue to monitor efficacy of both against each other.
>
>So, now I have one odd observation:
>
>1. When I view my system's Restore Points (via CCleaner), they appear to me
>the same way my past Windows Update (monthly) postings look...("Software
>Distribution Service 3.0"). These 2 XP clients no longer show their previous
>daily time-stamped "System Restore Point."
>
>I conclude that my old daily time-stamped System Restore Point is now included
>inside my "new" daily "Software Distribution Service 3.0" entry/point. This
>seems odd. Should I choose to roll a client back a day or two, I certainly do
>not wish that MSSE also rolls its' DEF files back also.
>
>Yes, a bit confusing, but, I can live happy with MSSE on clients not running
>ESET.
>The Collective prevails yet again!
>Best,
>Duncan
>
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