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<blockquote data-quote="Burrito" data-source="post: 826177" data-attributes="member: 72439">This is a good report....&nbsp; and caused me to try Bitdefender.&nbsp; I last tried Bitdefender long ago, maybe 5 or 6 years ago.&nbsp; At that time on my system, it seemed like beta software.&nbsp; Lots of hiccups and glitches. But I&#039;ve kept my eye on Bitdefender, &#039;cause like Kaspersky, like Norton, it&#039;s very often at the top of the detection tests.I downloaded it on a computer that I have Cylance on.&nbsp; I turned Cylance off to install Bit.First, Bit has come a LONG WAY since I last tried it.&nbsp; I like it.&nbsp; I like it more than I thought I would.But..... It did seem to slow my startup by a few seconds... but for me, that&#039;s nothing...&nbsp;&nbsp; small cost for good protection.&nbsp; Really, that&#039;s nothing.And, when I ran a scan, the scan had a few pauses that were longer than one would normally expect.&nbsp; Again, no big deal.&nbsp; And maybe there is a valid reason that occurred.&nbsp; Again, that&#039;s really nothing.&nbsp; And I turned on Cylance to see if they can work together.&nbsp; And....&nbsp; they do.&nbsp; At least in this short time period -- no issues at all.I won&#039;t keep it as I have WAY more AVs than I do computers.... but I wanted to try it out.&nbsp; The reports here got the best of my curiosity.&nbsp; And I&#039;m glad I did.&nbsp; Although my tryout will be of short duration, at least at this point, the improvements seem well done.From my short duration trial -- Bitdefender is the real deal.The weird MT part of me wants to keep Bitdefender even though I don&#039;t need it.&nbsp; But I like it..Reminds me of a guy I used to &quot;know&quot; at Wilders.... &#039;Mortal Raptor&#039; -- who would install and uninstall endlessly while throwing out sometimes ridiculous assertions...&nbsp; &nbsp; But he was a good dude though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Burrito, post: 826177, member: 72439"] This is a good report.... and caused me to try Bitdefender. I last tried Bitdefender long ago, maybe 5 or 6 years ago. At that time on my system, it seemed like beta software. Lots of hiccups and glitches. But I've kept my eye on Bitdefender, 'cause like Kaspersky, like Norton, it's very often at the top of the detection tests. I downloaded it on a computer that I have Cylance on. I turned Cylance off to install Bit. First, Bit has come a LONG WAY since I last tried it. I like it. I like it more than I thought I would. But..... It did seem to slow my startup by a few seconds... but for me, that's nothing... small cost for good protection. Really, that's nothing. And, when I ran a scan, the scan had a few pauses that were longer than one would normally expect. Again, no big deal. And maybe there is a valid reason that occurred. Again, that's really nothing. And I turned on Cylance to see if they can work together. And.... they do. At least in this short time period -- no issues at all. I won't keep it as I have WAY more AVs than I do computers.... but I wanted to try it out. The reports here got the best of my curiosity. And I'm glad I did. Although my tryout will be of short duration, at least at this point, the improvements seem well done. From my short duration trial -- Bitdefender is the real deal. The weird MT part of me wants to keep Bitdefender even though I don't need it. But I like it.. Reminds me of a guy I used to "know" at Wilders.... 'Mortal Raptor' -- who would install and uninstall endlessly while throwing out sometimes ridiculous assertions... But he was a good dude though. [/QUOTE]

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