AppGuard is NOT bullet-proof, but it is great compared to most AVs...
Agreed. Just I felt the (advertising) video were done pretty smart
AppGuard is NOT bullet-proof, but it is great compared to most AVs...
This video proved my security orientation & claims: signatures engines are obsolete against zero-days and other FUD/encrypted malwares.
but if you don't have the skill & knowledge to use other types of security , better an AV than nothing.
I have yet to try the Appguard combo. Maybe going to pair it with EIS and remove NVT and then shall see how it goes.
Appguard should hire you, @Umbra . Maybe self-intro that Skynet is interested to join them![]()
@CMLew
You can try simple combo like AppGuard, Sandboxie and Adguard. If you wish you can also add Windows Firewall Control, HitmanPro.Alert and Secure Folders.
Key to using AppGuard is knowing how it works and how to configure it.
You have @Umbra, myself and Wilders Security AppGuard forum to get answers.
Some programs - like Quarri MyPOQ - just will not work with AppGuard... no matter how you configure AppGuard. It is not bug, just an incompatibility. Such issues are not common.
AppGuard is best for static day-to-day system (not constant install\uninstall of softs, malware test system, etc).
Keep that in mind.
Thanks @hjlbx .
Will definitely try Appguard on my new laptop. Meanwhile I'm still struggling how to uninstall the Shades Sandbox. No uninstaller, no guide, no helpfile, hence no idea how to remove. :S
@CMLew
You can try simple combo like AppGuard, Sandboxie and Adguard. If you wish you can also add Windows Firewall Control, HitmanPro.Alert and Secure Folders.
Key to using AppGuard is knowing how it works and how to configure it.
You have @Umbra, myself and Wilders Security AppGuard forum to get answers.
AppGuard is best for static day-to-day system (not constant install\uninstall of softs, malware test system, etc).
Thanks @hjlbx .
Will definitely try Appguard on my new laptop. Meanwhile I'm still struggling how to uninstall the Shades Sandbox. No uninstaller, no guide, no helpfile, hence no idea how to remove. :S
Clean install OS...![]()
That would be my 2nd time clean install... rule out this option.Clean install OS...![]()
Nope. Couldn't find it there as well.control panel > add/remove program?
I just saw @CMLew talking about their licensing model. So if you buy Appguard 4 today and Appguard 5 comes out tomorrow you have to buy it again?! Argh. If they are switching to a yearly license when 5.0 comes out, why not just switch now and start selling yearly licenses for version 4 that carry over?
I just saw @CMLew talking about their licensing model. So if you buy Appguard 4 today and Appguard 5 comes out tomorrow you have to buy it again?! Argh. If they are switching to a yearly license when 5.0 comes out, why not just switch now and start selling yearly licenses for version 4 that carry over?
Is that the normal discount for a 3 pack or did I miss a sale? Just seeing the nromal $29.95 normal US price on their site.
EDIT: Nevermind, I found it in your profile posts after some digging - so yeah, they give 40% if you buy a minimum of 3 licenses. Hmm...
Questions
1) Is there any fast way of disabling AppGuard like a button to toggle on/off all its protection?
2) Is there a way to export all the settings (like a config file) so that upon next installation (after a clean OS or after removing AppGuard) I can import back without the need to go into AppGuard to set them again?
1) Is there any fast way of disabling AppGuard like a button to toggle on/off all its protection?
Yes.
AppGuard tray icon > right-click > Protection Level > select option: Off, Allow Installs, Protected, Locked Down