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- Thread starter Adam221
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- Sep 26, 2014
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My suggestion is to add a second on-demand scanner like Malwarebytes free and a second browser in case you have a problem with Opera.
Nice config and thanks for sharing
Nice config and thanks for sharing
- Mar 29, 2014
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My suggestion is to add a second on-demand scanner like Malwarebytes free and a second browser in case you have a problem with Opera.
Nice config and thanks for sharing
Opera is actually Chrome... if you do not think version 12 (latest 12.17)
MB free is a good idea
- Sep 26, 2014
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I should have mentioned a mozilla based browser.Thanks for the clarification
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maybe 0ne or two additional on demand scanners.Thanks for sharing your config!!
Hello Adam, my personal advice would to be to think about upgrading your OS, and leaving XP behind in the world of unsupported OS's..
- Jun 9, 2013
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Hello and welcome to MalwareTips. Hope to see you around in the forums.
- Dec 4, 2013
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Hello Adam221. Thank you for deciding to join a wonderful community, and for sharing your configuration.
I also have an XP system which I have not completely let go of. As long as you keep XP there are additions which can help you to preserve and protect your system. A free program called Time Freeze was developed by a company called Toolwiz. It renders all changes made to your system temporary.
You can read about and download it here:
After joining Malware Tips, I learned about another system from one of our helpful staff members that was absolutely free, and that I could try without giving up Windows XP. It's called linux lubuntu. (Thanks @BoraMurdar !)
It works very well for me, and I use it now a great deal of the time!
Here is an article which describes it in full detail.
I also have an XP system which I have not completely let go of. As long as you keep XP there are additions which can help you to preserve and protect your system. A free program called Time Freeze was developed by a company called Toolwiz. It renders all changes made to your system temporary.
You can read about and download it here:
After joining Malware Tips, I learned about another system from one of our helpful staff members that was absolutely free, and that I could try without giving up Windows XP. It's called linux lubuntu. (Thanks @BoraMurdar !)
It works very well for me, and I use it now a great deal of the time!
Here is an article which describes it in full detail.
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