HJLBX SSD-Only Security Config

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Rollback RX
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I do not participate in malware testing
Browser(s) and extensions
Chrome with uBlock Origin, Websockets and LastPass
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hjlbx

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GENERAL NOTES:

The primary advantages of the above security configuration include:
  • Compatibility between installed software
  • Very high-level physical system protection with minimal resource impact
  • Once configured, requires minimal maintenance
  • Probability that malware could bypass every single security application is miniscule
It works and is more than sufficient for day-to-day computing...

Its primary disadvantage:
  • Advanced (well beyond typical use requirements) configuration requires at least medium IT knowledge\experience and which can be time intensive to learn
 
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RmG152

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Good config.

Maybe it's good idea upgrade to W10, W10 store part of pagefile on memory under "system" process.

PD: Actually SSD's doesn't need the same care as first models.
 
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Perfect config, of course ! we share the same ideas and setup. ;)

Btw, you just remind me to add Quarri to my config thread ^^

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Good config.

Maybe it's good idea upgrade to W10, W10 store part of pagefile on memory under "system" process.

PD: Actually SSD's doesn't need the same care as first models.

SSD has 5 year mfr warranty so I personally don't care about it dying.

However, I want to keep as much free space as is possible to maintain speed. (I added this point under advantages about drive free space).

Windows and softs are so full of completely needless drive I\Os !

Until W10 and Edge are ready, and soft vendors get their stuff ready too, I'm sticking with W8.1...
 
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I have the same thing Sandboxie, voodooshield, 10 windows firewall control and it's boring .-)),everything is locked.

Sure beats Comodo Internet Security overhead, doesn't it ?

AE + virtualization + outbound firewall notification = BLOCKED !

Of course, CIS can be configured to be = AppGuard + NoVirusThanks Exe Radar Pro + Sandboxie + Windows Firewall Control.

CIS is the only unified security suite capable of replicating the above config - so it is much better than most people understand.
 

Moose

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Salutations,Friends!

Your choice, just in case, you get something on you system.

> A Backup!
> On Demand Scanner for cleaning.
> Scotty Winpatrol for Scripts
> Backup Browser

Kind regards,;)
 
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Vasudev

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You can try disabling superfetch & prefetch to prolong life of SSD. I guess you've 8GB of RAM & samsung 850 EVO.
 
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You can try disabling superfetch & prefetch to prolong life of SSD. I guess you've 8GB of RAM & samsung 850 EVO.

@Vasudev

It's 12 GB RAM and Toshiba SSD = Model TOSHIBA THNSNJ256GMCU.

I haven't had time to look into all the infos for the SSD; I only assume it is just a rebranded SSD - probably OCZ.

Thanks for reminding me about the SSD tweaks... haven't really done any yet.
 
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Vasudev

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@Vasudev

It's 12 GB RAM and Toshiba SSD = Model TOSHIBA THNSNJ256GMCU.

I haven't had time to look into all the infos for the SSD; I only assume it is just a rebranded SSD - probably OCZ.

Thanks for reminding me about the SSD tweaks... haven't really done any yet.
Good. BTW, are you using z97 board?
 
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@Vasudev

TOSHIBA masked the board type and the only infos I can access is: Type 2 - Base Board

So at this moment I do not know.

I tried CPU-Z and HWINFO64 but they cannot extract any additional infos.
 
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@Vasudev

TOSHIBA masked the board type and the only infos I can access is: Type 2 - Base Board

So at this moment I do not know.

I tried CPU-Z and HWINFO64 but they cannot extract any additional infos.
Sorry man, I asked about Motherboard. Toshiba makes their own SSD NAND chips.
 
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