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<blockquote data-quote="rashmi" data-source="post: 1077132" data-attributes="member: 107361">In the past, I gave it a few chances because there were no bloats and it included parental control. It always failed me: sometimes DeepGuard detection hanged the system, the Chrome extension errors and Allow Website not working are common and recurring issues with it. Its parental control implementation and their response, &quot;Use Windows Standard Account&quot; to prevent kids from bypassing it, are stupid and irresponsible.When I tested it recently, DeepGuard detected HiBit Uninstaller in the middle of uninstalling software and freezed the system. You have to hard-boot the system in most such cases.For Chrome extension errors, you will see &quot;&#039;error&quot; next to Chrome&#039;s settings icon in the address bar. Sometimes, when the protection works partially, you have to go to Chrome&#039;s manage extension, and there you will see &quot;error and may not connect to network&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rashmi, post: 1077132, member: 107361"] In the past, I gave it a few chances because there were no bloats and it included parental control. It always failed me: sometimes DeepGuard detection hanged the system, the Chrome extension errors and Allow Website not working are common and recurring issues with it. Its parental control implementation and their response, "Use Windows Standard Account" to prevent kids from bypassing it, are stupid and irresponsible. When I tested it recently, DeepGuard detected HiBit Uninstaller in the middle of uninstalling software and freezed the system. You have to hard-boot the system in most such cases. For Chrome extension errors, you will see "'error" next to Chrome's settings icon in the address bar. Sometimes, when the protection works partially, you have to go to Chrome's manage extension, and there you will see "error and may not connect to network". [/QUOTE]

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