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Hi guys, after a long time being signup, I decided to do my first thread. Can you please check my configuration? Thanks

Ms Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1
Pentium Dual-Core CPU T4200 @2.00 GHz, 4.0 GB RAM, Mobile Intel 4 Series express Chipset Family.

Update: I have been having a hard time trying to edit the config. from above, I haven't find the way to edit it, so I will put it here.

Real-Time Protection: Comodo Firwall set to chiron's settings (autosandbox:untrusted, no HIPS, firewall: safemode) and WSA.
 
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There is a potential conflict between eset hips and comodo one since both drivers are loaded. I recommend to disable eset one.
 
bunyip783 said:
Pretty heavy looking but if it works with no conflicts for you that's good.
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Yes it works pretty fast in my opinion, I have not encounter a problem yet. If there's a problem, should I take down malwarebytes protection?

Umbra Polaris said:
There is a potential conflict between eset hips and comodo one since both drivers are loaded. I recommend to disable eset one.
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I just disable eset hips? I mean, in the advance setup, under hips settings there are several options: "enable self-defense", "enable advance memory scanner", "enable exploit blocker" . Those too? or I just uncheck: "Enable Hips" ?

Thanks.
 
I would recommend dropping either Eset or Webroot, no need for both, especially on that dual core, surprised it is not dragging its heals screamin for mercy ;) Seriously though..
 
Agree with illumination. There's no need for 2 real time monitors
 
Real-Time Protection:
Comodo Firewall (chiron's configuration), no HIPS, proactive security, autosandbox: untrusted, Malwarebytes Antimalware PRO, Webroot SecureAnywhere.
Just unninstalled eset nod32 and gave the key to my dad, his using sandboxie and comodo firewall along with it.

Thanks guys !
 
Your config is better now , your system will say thank you ^^
 
thank you guys for helping me a lot, my system is now faster. are there any more changes I can do, or with that it is okey?

Umbra I love WSA, it's a great antivirus
 
You are good, MBAM Pro is not really needed as realtime but you have a license so better use it.

Yes WSA is great, glad you like it

Just update your config post ;)
 
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davidgzz said:
thank you guys for helping me a lot, my system is now faster. are there any more changes I can do, or with that it is okey?

Umbra I love WSA, it's a great antivirus
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Welcome! With MalwareBytes, you could disable the realtime protection, and still use it as a on demand scanner.. You will still be able to use the flash scan ect with the license intact. This will give you even more of your resources back, and still have yourself covered with a second opinion scanner.. Malwarebytes license is lifetime, so it is not like it is going anywhere..

WSA is a very good AV, although not traditional in a sense, of how it works, none the less, still very good. CFW and WSA combined will provide you with very good protection, and still enable your system to be light.
 
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I get bored easily during vacations (my last week :'c ) and well, I'm testing right now, qihoo 360+ online armor free, and also avast+online armor free. system is being secured with WSA (using it as my last barrier). I have found that my system runs faster with avast+online armor free, but I feel more secure with qihoo 360+online armor free, qihoo360 runs to many and some "heavy" processes (around 25 megabytes of ram), unlike avast (around 8 or even less megabytes of ram). I'm using online armor free since I just got frustrated with comodos autosandbox, plus I like it's web protection along with it's firewall notifications. Do you recomment private firewall? Avast or qihoo 360? . I know that with WSA+firewall+UAC+sandboxie I can be more than secured, but I'm just a paranoid user that wants to feel really secured (I think I should relax more on my pc security...). Thanks guys
 
yep both Qihoo and OA slow you a bit down, but tight security has a price ^^
 
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