Computer say No



RuDeDoGg said:
I got rid of AVG and installed http://www.microsoft.com/security_essentials/ Seems to work really well, try it out. Here's a review
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Microsoft has a hard enough time catching their own exploits, also most of the fake antivirus programs try their best to look like microsoft's own tools.

I'd sooner go with even the free version of AVG or Avast before I'd touch Microsoft Antivirus (funny since I remember when they had that back in the DOS days.)
 
kblessinggr said:
Microsoft has a hard enough time catching their own exploits, also most of the fake antivirus programs try their best to look like microsoft's own tools.

I'd sooner go with even the free version of AVG or Avast before I'd touch Microsoft Antivirus (funny since I remember when they had that back in the DOS days.)
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Meh.. AVG is a resource hog and is too damn annoying, constantly popping up with 3 windows to update, etc. MS Security Essentials is just a bare bones anti-virus, perfect if you want something that won't allow shady executables to run and won't annoy the hell out of you.
 
Guys thanks for the great advice.

I'm just off to tell her to get back to the stove. Never liked my balls anyway.
 
bb_wolfe said:
I guess the better answer would be "Why is the bitch on the computer and not in the kitchen?"


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The man spoke ;)
Red_Virus said:
Surprised no one uses Kaspersky! never had a problem so far.
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They couldn't find a crack so they downloaded Avast instead.
 
Depressed kitchen woman is depressed.

As a sidenote, back when I was a PC user, I had a nine year old Windows ME computer that I was able to slimline the operating system down to 400MB. I used CCLeaner every morning, and that took care of everything for the most part.
 
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