- Apr 17, 2021
- 454
Basically, you should not run ESET and F-Secure together.
For anti Ransomware should I purchase or install AppCheck or NeuShield?
- Thread starter TedCruz
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Oh no, you misunderstood I am running ESET and F-Secure environment and not concurrently on the same device. Basically I have 5 ESET LIC and 5 F-Secure distributed across 10 devices. Both were bought on seperate deals and I figured that if something got passed ESET then hopefully my F-Secure devices are safe and vice versa.
Just one update, I was trialing NeuShield for a while, but I had to give up. It is impossible to move around large sets of data with it installed. Transfer speed was about 4 MBs from one disk to another, with the two disks directly connected to the main board. It would've taken more than a day to transfer 80 GBs whereas it should be only a few minutes.
Oooh that's not good. I will have to test that now. Were they spinners or ssds?
It was a copy from an SSD to a spinner. As NeuShield was taking some storage from the SSD, I tried to free some space. But even if the second disk was a spinner, after I removed NeuShield I copied it in about 20 minutes.
- May 9, 2017
- 159
WiseVector StopX has been improving their own encrypted files recovery built in and i seen it in action. AppCheck also did a nice job restoring as well. Both are designed to abort ransomware very early and on that i must give the nod to WVSX since it's security modules cover quite a deal more so far from my tests but WV contains many methods of detections all at once and won't hesitate to leap in and plug those malicious calls before they get a chance to proceed.
- Aug 25, 2022
- 141
My ultimate solution is as follows.
First, I install Windows, install missing or update drivers, and install Windows update. Then, I create a full system image using Aomei Backupper Pro.
I install all the software I need and do my configuration then create another full system image.
Regarding my personal files, I have them synced to my OneDrive and I access them when needed. The other important files are also stored on my external hard drive.
Now let's say I got hit by a ransomeware, all I need to to is to restore system image and ta da, a clean system with everything installed and configured. My files are safe in the cloud, too. If any files that are store on the cloud get encrypted, I can always restore the previous clean version thanks to OneDrive versioning feature.
Thus, in my opinion, if you practise good habits and have backups, you do not need to have anythings besides your security suite for protection.
First, I install Windows, install missing or update drivers, and install Windows update. Then, I create a full system image using Aomei Backupper Pro.
I install all the software I need and do my configuration then create another full system image.
Regarding my personal files, I have them synced to my OneDrive and I access them when needed. The other important files are also stored on my external hard drive.
Now let's say I got hit by a ransomeware, all I need to to is to restore system image and ta da, a clean system with everything installed and configured. My files are safe in the cloud, too. If any files that are store on the cloud get encrypted, I can always restore the previous clean version thanks to OneDrive versioning feature.
Thus, in my opinion, if you practise good habits and have backups, you do not need to have anythings besides your security suite for protection.
I would just advise to have another option besides OneDrive. At least in Windows 11 it just syncs some specific folders on the desktop. The whole D: drive is unprotected. This is why I also have Backblaze to sync all my drives, other than having them on a separate offline drive.
Edit: Also, if I'm not wrong, OneDrive ransomware protection (versioning) is only available in the premium plan.
- Aug 25, 2022
- 141
In my case, I don't have D partition. I don't partition my drive. This makes it easier for me to manage my files. I also have an external hard drive which I only connect to back up files.
Regarding OneDrive Ransomware protection, I'm subscribed to Microsoft 365 Family plan, so I'm not really sure if this feature is available in the free plan.
- Dec 21, 2017
- 478
anyone have a trouble uninstalling Neushield Data Sentinel? it takes forever to uninstall!
- Aug 17, 2017
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- Dec 21, 2017
- 478
yea i used programs and features! i never used revo or anything to uninstall neushield
- Aug 17, 2017
- 1,609
I've uninstalled it and didn't have a slow process but I did have to go to the online dashboard and deactivate and then reactivate? couldn't find any instructions for uninstalling, you can contact support though, I have read on MT's that they are pretty responsive.
- Dec 21, 2017
- 478
Teddy
Why don't you try Shadow Defender again? I have been using it on Windows 11 Enterprise for a very long time without issues. Since you have an image now that does not include, you have nothing to lose. If you have any issues, I can help.
Why don't you try Shadow Defender again? I have been using it on Windows 11 Enterprise for a very long time without issues. Since you have an image now that does not include, you have nothing to lose. If you have any issues, I can help.
Do you have a lot files in your document folder?
- Dec 21, 2017
- 478
That was probably it.
When I tried Neushield some time ago, it dramatically increased the amount of time it took to delete one video file.
Yes, it does. It made copying videos take a long time, too. And uninstalling it, since I also added my backup drive to protected list, took several hours. However, it completed after that time. On the other hand it left all the files with the wrong permissions which made it impossible to manage until I manually fixed all the permissions.
- Dec 21, 2017
- 478
I just noticed some files are inaccessible! Neushield changed permissions of files on my pc too. how you manually fixed the permissions?
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