Dr.Web 11.0.0.10191 Final

[Petrovic]

Dr.Web Security Space 11.0.0.10060 Final
http://download.geo.drweb.com/pub/drweb/windows/workstation/11.0/drweb-11.0-ss-win.exe

Dr.Web Antivirus 11.0.0.10060 Final
http://download.geo.drweb.com/pub/drweb/windows/workstation/11.0/drweb-11.0-av-win.exe

User Manual
http://download.geo.drweb.com/pub/d...n/11.0/documentation/drweb-11.0-ss-win-en.pdf

Language: Russian / Ukrainian / English

 

[Secondmineboy]

Any changelog available?

 

[Petrovic]

Any changelog available?

coming soon

 

[darko999]

Anyone has tested it already? is it lighter than previous heavy as a mountain version?

 

[OokamiCreed]

I tested the beta version in a VM and host. Didn't really feel different. It's not heavy on my system (neither 10 or 11) but kills my downloads on version 10. I'm kind of a fan of Dr. Web so I might try this some time in the future. When the change logs are released and I see something I really like, it might push me to try it faster. At least on a VM.

 

[ifacedown]

I had a license key for beta testing but never used it! I know it is slow in scans but very thorough and efficient.

 

[Tony Cole]

Trying it out now, so far so good. It has a new self protection module enable hardware virtualization which only works if your computers hardware and computer supports this - mine does, not too sure what this does, but a reboot is required. Huge download 413MB.

 

[omidomi]

these days all av go smaller and faster Dr.Web go bigger and heavier

nice strategy

 

[omidomi]

Trying it out now, so far so good. It has a new self protection module enable hardware virtualization which only works if your computers hardware and computer supports this - mine does, not too sure what this does, but a reboot is required. Huge download 413MB.

Dr.Web start from 100 MB now they are 413 MB after many years we see 1Gig 1 Tera ...

 

[Tony Cole]

I must admit it's very light on resources.

 

[omidomi]

I must admit it's very light on resources.

Yup i know, any one tested it?
how much ram dose it eat?

 

[Petrovic]

Dr.Web Security Space 11.0.0.10191 Final
http://download.geo.drweb.com/pub/drweb/windows/workstation/11.0/drweb-11.0-ss-win.exe

Dr.Web Antivirus 11.0.0.10191 Final
http://download.geo.drweb.com/pub/drweb/windows/workstation/11.0/drweb-11.0-av-win.exe

 

[Tony Cole]

How do I update to the latest version above?

 

[Petrovic]

Any changelog available?

The new Dr.Web 11.0 makes a beeline for its goal!

 

[Tony Cole]

I think in a few years technology i.e., HitmanPro.Alert and Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit will be redundant as more and more AV companies are employing anti-exploit technology. I suppose that's now the new threat landscape, which cannot be ignored. Thank you Petrovic for supplying the links yesterday I couldn't find version 11 even though I had a Dr.Web account and 2yr license.

 

[kmr1684]

Yup i know, any one tested it?
how much ram dose it eat?

hi i think this will answer all of your question, see the picture below to get exactly what drweb is doing

my system runs quick and fast as compare to when i am using version 9 or 10 installed. everything response quick and my pc starts and restarts and even logging in to system and start using the desktop is more faster compare to previous versions. i think i answered all your query's.

 

[Moose]

> Any reviews?
> Do you have any problems with 413 MB download being on your PC? Where other AV's have smaller download?
> Also, G-Data has a very large download, any concerns?
> Link for the Dr. Web removal tool if needed?


Kind regards,

 

[Tony Cole]

All working very well, the new features are excellent, may be malware won't be able to terminate Dr.Web - I still have not received the update as listed by Petrovic: Dr.Web Security Space 11.0.0.10191 Final

Even with all protection at max level very smooth, depends on the individual computer specs I have 42GB of RAM, some only have 2GB. Anyone else use the medium setting under preventive protection?

 

[omidomi]

hi i think this will answer all of your question, see the picture below to get exactly what drweb is doing

my system runs quick and fast as compare to when i am using version 9 or 10 installed. everything response quick and my pc starts and restarts and even logging in to system and start using the desktop is more faster compare to previous versions. i think i answered all your query's.

oh see need 400Mb Ram also

> Any reviews?
> Do you have any problems with 413 MB download being on your PC? Where other AV's have smaller download?
> Also, G-Data has a very large download, any concerns?
> Link for the Dr. Web removal tool if needed?


Kind regards,

Kaspersky near 170Mb
symantec near 100 Mb
for me yup my internet is slow

 

[SloppyMcFloppy]

hi i think this will answer all of your question, see the picture below to get exactly what drweb is doing

my system runs quick and fast as compare to when i am using version 9 or 10 installed. everything response quick and my pc starts and restarts and even logging in to system and start using the desktop is more faster compare to previous versions. i think i answered all your query's.

400MB ram usage for a single engine, holy smoke. I rather go with F-Secure, or G-Data over this.