LoftedAphid86
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- Feb 24, 2011
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Worst DNS ever!Jack said:
It filters the best of the internet!
I like Norton DNS and Comodo SecureDNS the most, personally.
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It filters the best of the internet!
I like Norton DNS and Comodo SecureDNS the most, personally.
- Jan 24, 2011
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- Mar 3, 2011
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Jack said:
The second one, I know it's still in beta, but I wanted to try and see how it is.
Since that one is being developed by Wladimir Palant, the developer of AdBlock Plus for Firefox, that is the one that I would use. The beta version is still a bit rudimentary, but I don't think Wladimir will settle for anything less than ultimately making it as close to the Firefox extension as possible.
I don't mean to nag when i say this endejan but why don't you use a real time av with MBAM pro like MSE avast avira etc?
- Mar 3, 2011
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ryan said:
For a few reasons, one I think I'm going to be able to survive with just MBAM Pro and my knowledge. Two, Avast wasn't doing anything, I'm not saying that it's detection rates are bad or anything, but it just wasn't detecting any form of malware on my machine, nor was it blocking it. Meaning that it wasn't doing much of anything. Third, as I saw from Soluto, Avast was causing a slow down at boot (I don't remember by how many seconds, but it was higher then other startup applications). Considering this, I just decided to not use a traditional real-time AV, this might change in the future though.
endejan said:Updated config, look at my last post in this thread, I thought it would automatically make a reply, apparently not
It's actually your first post you edited, which shows at the top of every new page to this topic.
I'm not sure of the benefits of WinPatrol, but Vipre AV should keep you out of trouble.
- Mar 3, 2011
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Basically it gives you more control over your PC like letting you configure both hidden and shown start-up items, hidden files, running processes etc. For some reason I'm not able to open the interface now, I'll figure that out o_o
You mean how I configured VIPRE? Everything is mostly on default, I don't have email protection enabled since I use web-mail and I have that other feature on (forgot how it was called exactly) that would submit suspicious files to VIPRE automatically I think.
jamescv7 said:
You mean how I configured VIPRE? Everything is mostly on default, I don't have email protection enabled since I use web-mail and I have that other feature on (forgot how it was called exactly) that would submit suspicious files to VIPRE automatically I think.
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