I want to use Comodo Firewall, but it slow down my internet connection.
so, i only use avast to maximize the internet connection
so, i only use avast to maximize the internet connection
Hunterxaga Sec Config
- Thread starter hunterxaga
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What edition of Windows?
If Windows 7, SP1 and IE9. Advised to upgrade Internet Explorer through Windows Update.
If Windows Vista, SP2 and IE8.
If Windows 7, SP1 and IE9. Advised to upgrade Internet Explorer through Windows Update.
If Windows Vista, SP2 and IE8.
Malware Maniac
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- May 14, 2012
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What version of Windows do you have Vista or 7?
I would recommend you upgrade Internet Explorer to version 9.
For on demand scanners, correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't Dr. Web CureIt a bootable antivirus. I would recommend Malwarebytes AntiMalware, Emsisoft Emergency Kit, or Hitman Pro.
Do you have add-ons for Chome or Firefox.
If Comodo Firewall won't work for you then try ZoneAlarm Free Firewall.
What Web Browser do you use most?
I would recommend you upgrade Internet Explorer to version 9.
For on demand scanners, correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't Dr. Web CureIt a bootable antivirus. I would recommend Malwarebytes AntiMalware, Emsisoft Emergency Kit, or Hitman Pro.
Do you have add-ons for Chome or Firefox.
If Comodo Firewall won't work for you then try ZoneAlarm Free Firewall.
What Web Browser do you use most?
What are the purposes of this config/system? Windows 7 firewall can also be enough depending on its usage.
Dr.Web CureIt can be an on demand scanner but it will load in its own environment, similar to HMP Force Breach Mode.
It is still an ok Scanner, mind you.
If you are to use avast! to maximize connection, then I suggest AVG
Dr.Web CureIt can be an on demand scanner but it will load in its own environment, similar to HMP Force Breach Mode.
It is still an ok Scanner, mind you.
If you are to use avast! to maximize connection, then I suggest AVG
OK. Windows 7.
Even if you don't use Internet Explorer, I advise upgrading to IE9.
Your security set-up looks good, no need for extra software/changes from what I see.
Even if you don't use Internet Explorer, I advise upgrading to IE9.
Your security set-up looks good, no need for extra software/changes from what I see.
Malware Maniac said:
Ok, Thanx for Suggest
only avast! web rep add-ons
I had never used ZoneAlarm Free Firewall, but it's worse than comodo
FireFox
I would still remove avast for now. Their beta has the random bsod and other bugs fixed but still in beta. Until then the current version of avast still has slowdowns and issues present.
Other than that, apart from IE9 as Earth suggested, your good to go.
Oh and stick to woindows 7 firewall unless you want additional control over it, which to be honest depending on the situation you might not need it, correct Earth?
Other than that, apart from IE9 as Earth suggested, your good to go.
Oh and stick to woindows 7 firewall unless you want additional control over it, which to be honest depending on the situation you might not need it, correct Earth?
Malware Maniac
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- May 14, 2012
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hunterxaga said:
Then I would recommend WOT (web of trust), Bitdefender TrafficLight, and AdBlock Plus. For more add-ons
- Oct 22, 2011
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Alright so, Nice config but here are my views and recommendations:
operating system: Good
Real-time protection: Avast is good for free but however they been having some problems and need to improve on things.
Free:
Comodo Internet Security
AVG Free
Avira Free
Paid:
Norton Internet Security 2012
Bitdefender Internet Security 2013
Kaspersky Internet Security 2012
If you want to keep avast, Just add some companions like:
Malwarebytes Pro and Kingsoft AV 2012.
On-demand scanners: Dr Web is good, but haven't used it myself.
You can add:
Malwarebytes Free
Hitman Pro
Web Browser: Wow you have a lot... If you use IE, You should upgrade it to version 9. Otherwise, Great!
Addons: I would add WOT
Web Protection: Aside from Avast's web protection you could add something like Bit Defender Traffic light which is my personal favorite.
Utility: CCleaner and Advanced System Care is good. You could add Auslogics Defrag if needed.
Bootable Disks:
These are very handy if things go terribly wrong during a malware infection and impossible to remove.
I would create any of these to keep with you:
Kaspersky Rescue Disk
Comodo Rescue Disk
Avira Rescue Disk
Welcome to MalwareTips!
operating system: Good
Real-time protection: Avast is good for free but however they been having some problems and need to improve on things.
Free:
Comodo Internet Security
AVG Free
Avira Free
Paid:
Norton Internet Security 2012
Bitdefender Internet Security 2013
Kaspersky Internet Security 2012
If you want to keep avast, Just add some companions like:
Malwarebytes Pro and Kingsoft AV 2012.
On-demand scanners: Dr Web is good, but haven't used it myself.
You can add:
Malwarebytes Free
Hitman Pro
Web Browser: Wow you have a lot... If you use IE, You should upgrade it to version 9. Otherwise, Great!
Addons: I would add WOT
Web Protection: Aside from Avast's web protection you could add something like Bit Defender Traffic light which is my personal favorite.
Utility: CCleaner and Advanced System Care is good. You could add Auslogics Defrag if needed.
Bootable Disks:
These are very handy if things go terribly wrong during a malware infection and impossible to remove.
I would create any of these to keep with you:
Kaspersky Rescue Disk
Comodo Rescue Disk
Avira Rescue Disk
Welcome to MalwareTips!
I had used AVG Internet Security 2012 but it's slowdown startup and loading page on firefox
utilities : I Have Auslogics Defrag and CCleaner, This is very good utilites
utilities : I Have Auslogics Defrag and CCleaner, This is very good utilites
I would say avast! 7 free is great for prevention...I recommend it...you just need some additional tools like HMP and MBAM Pro...Avast! doesnt have any bugs interfearing in its protection modules
I cant find any reason to go to any other product because avast is very good for prevention
I cant find any reason to go to any other product because avast is very good for prevention
hunterxaga said:
OA is firewall.
Not for gamer like you
Good protection with slowdowns and pop-ups
