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<blockquote data-quote="Cortex" data-source="post: 780655" data-attributes="member: 54432">Erm now: on this PC, if you read my post again I wasn&#039;t really being specific, I was really talking about tweaking ESET - This thread was originally regarding a test done by Leo, &amp; it failed at a Ransomware sample? The thread has then wandered to the need to tweak ESET to really get the best out of it (for it to function well) .My point is (though is lost) I install ESET (among other AV&#039;s) on a fair few PC&#039;s often ladies I work with &amp; they expect an AV to just work, they aren&#039;t going to learn to tweak it &amp; I don&#039;t have the time. I tweak this PC on everything but most AV users of any kind don&#039;t come on forums like this &amp; never will. If ESET don&#039;t function well on default it really ought too - It failed Ransomware on Leo&#039;s test unless my contact lenses are in the wrong eyes? I actually like ESET &amp; use it but IMHO the best out of the box is Norton. Any AV failing on Ransomware (yes I know lots do but this was about ESET)&nbsp; is a massive no, no as if you don&#039;t have multiple backups all is lost (I do BTW)What&#039;s with the screen-shot of Kaspersky?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cortex, post: 780655, member: 54432"] Erm now: on this PC, if you read my post again I wasn't really being specific, I was really talking about tweaking ESET - This thread was originally regarding a test done by Leo, & it failed at a Ransomware sample? The thread has then wandered to the need to tweak ESET to really get the best out of it (for it to function well) . My point is (though is lost) I install ESET (among other AV's) on a fair few PC's often ladies I work with & they expect an AV to just work, they aren't going to learn to tweak it & I don't have the time. I tweak this PC on everything but most AV users of any kind don't come on forums like this & never will. If ESET don't function well on default it really ought too - It failed Ransomware on Leo's test unless my contact lenses are in the wrong eyes? I actually like ESET & use it but IMHO the best out of the box is Norton. Any AV failing on Ransomware (yes I know lots do but this was about ESET) is a massive no, no as if you don't have multiple backups all is lost (I do BTW) What's with the screen-shot of Kaspersky? [/QUOTE]

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