Question about Webroot!

[Paul.R]

Hi!

I have installed on my laptop, Kaspersky AV 2015, if i want to change it with Webroot is this a good think or not?

I tried Webroot 3 month's ago, it's seems very light but if want a good protection it's need to be conected to internet.

Any help is welcome!

Thanks!

 

[MalwareT]

Hi!

I have installed on my laptop, Kaspersky AV 2015, if i want to change it with Webroot is this a good think or not?

I tried Webroot 3 month's ago, it's seems very light but if want a good protection it's need to be conected to internet.

Any help is welcome!

Thanks!

I'd recommend you to leave KAV installed, because it's much better than Webroot.

 

[Paul.R]

For 4 years I use only Kaspersky, it's time for fresh air ...i hope "no CO2 air")

 

[MalwareT]

For 4 years I use only Kaspersky, it's time for fresh air ...i hope "no CO2 air")

Try 360TS it's free.

 

[Chromatinfish 123]

Go with Kaspersky if you can only buy one, it uses conventional technology. If you can afford, though, you should/can actually run Webroot along with Kaspersky. Webroot has technology that auto-allows files when another AV quarantines due to its "wacky" technology of letting malware run, then blocking malware when it does something sinister and restore/rollback all actions the malware has done.
Comparison:

Installation: Kaspersky=20 minutes; Webroot=5 seconds (literally)
Detection: Kaspersky is better, technically, but webroot uses other tech
Prevention: Same as above ^^
Performance: Webroot by a long shot

 

[Deleted member 21043]

Hi there,
You mentioned having tried both (Kaspersky and Webroot). What you have to consider is which one you liked the most? Which one did you feel comfortable using? Did either one ever detect anything and protect you? Did malware ever slip in?

Think about what you want more. Do you want a lightweight program which can protect you from threats, or a more memory/CPU using program which can, technically, detect more than the lightweight one? If your looking for the lightest, Webroot is right in front of you. If you are looking for a better long term detection rate, possibly better malware cleaning as well for the price of less memory on your PC, go for Kaspersky. I would personally choose Kaspersky because I have 6GB DDR3 memory, and it won't slow down my system or use any RAM I need, because I barely use half my RAM usually...

Thanks!

 

[rocky]

We used Webroot on my wife's laptop that she uses for banking for a year and never had any problems. I took it off to trial Kaspersky Internet Security and Emsisoft and ended up going with Kaspersky. As far as usability she says the laptop responded quicker with her money program with Webroot , where Kaspersky will make it hang once in awhile. That is the only difference she has noticed. With your two choices I don't think you can make a bad one.

 

[Game Of Thrones]

you can have both of them without any problem , install webroot after kaspersky it will detect kaspersky and show the alerts about the threats that kaspersky miss.it's a companion av and you can run it along side another security software's.
i'm running kaspersky emsisoft and webroot along side each other for a long time and there is not any problem

 

[Deleted member 178]

try webroot, if you don't like go back to KIS.

 

[WinXPert]

Why don't you try it, you can return to your old trusty Kaspersky if you're not satisfied with Webroot's performance.

 

[Paul.R]

Thanks!

I stay with Kaspersky.