- Oct 10, 2020
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Hi, This is my security configurations, Thanks.
Such tools aren't needed nowadays, will break the system and even Microsoft recommend not using these.Here's some changes that i would do:
- Add some maintenance tools like CCleaner (get the portable version so you don't need to get the annoying popups)
Process Explorer and Autoruns by Sysinternals is also always good to have
Doesn't matter. Adguard have also a better gui and stronger backend- uBlock Origin instead of Adguard
To be fair: I use only windows internal one and doesn't see and problems yet.- Add a backup software because Windows backup is not 100% good as programs like Macrium Reflect and AOMEI Backupper (i would choose Macrium)
CCleaner won't necessarily break the system, i just find it better because it can clean some stuff that WIndows Disk Cleanup can't clear (like the browser cache, and it's easier)Such tools aren't needed nowadays, will break the system and even Microsoft recommend not using these.
Doesn't matter. Adguard have also a better gui and stronger backend
To be fair: I use only windows internal one and doesn't see and problems yet.
Every browser support that natively and in an automatic way.like the browser cache
I'm not making stuff complicated - it's just a question of doing things easier, especially if you work with multiple browsers, and the average user will probably opt to use something that makes it simple instead of going on every browser to clean it, hence that's why i recommend CCleaner.Every browser support that natively and in an automatic way.
Don't make stuff more complicated.
For non-pro / home user, Windows internal disk cleanup / storage sense is more then enough and they're don't care anyway.
Pro user know how to do that manually if necessary.
I also wonder why cleaning disk is a topic anyway nowadays. In my opinion it doesn't make sense cleaning some KB or MB of temporary files. Just uninstall programs which aren't used and done.
Device recovery & backup -> Windows system restore point
Hi, Thank you for your advice. Because I want to manage computers of my family members (including me) in one place. With ESET endpoint solution, I can distribute security policies through cloud, which is a great relief for me. Moreover, cloud sandbox (EDTD) is very helpful for me to do some malware analysis.Here's some changes that i would do:
- Add some maintenance tools like CCleaner (get the portable version so you don't need to get the annoying popups), Process Explorer and Autoruns by Sysinternals is also always good to have
- uBlock Origin instead of Adguard
- Add a backup software because Windows backup is not 100% good as programs like Macrium Reflect and AOMEI Backupper (i would choose Macrium)
And i have a question, why a endpoint solution when it's your personal PC (i think) and you don't share it with anyone?