Make your video test requests!

[devjitdutta2025]

Here's the ESET Folder Guard settings that I currently use on my PC.

 

[Jonny Quest]

That’s actually a great idea. In this way, we can reward Shadowra with a small fee for the help and assessment he would offer to us. His tests are a great way to test the real world performance and protection of an AV suite.

Thank you for not taking it the wrong way, it wasn't personally directed towards you, even though I quoted your post

 

[devjitdutta2025]

Thank you for not taking it the wrong way, it wasn't personally directed towards you, even though I quoted your post

No hard feelings bro. And being an old member, I know how tirelessly Shadowra tests all the different AV’s just so that we can have a better understanding of their strengths and their weaknesses and can take our decisions accordingly.

 

[XLR8R]

@Shadowra Do give eScan (V22 ISS edition or TSS edition) a test if you get the time. Thanks!

 

[Szellem]

Can I request a Norton test? Norton Antivirus Plus, perhaps? And a new F-Secure test?

 

[RansomwareRemediation]

@Shadowra I'm looking forward to the Norton test but I know you have limited time

 

[Shadowra]

@Shadowra I'm looking forward to the Norton test but I know you have limited time

Can I request a Norton test? Norton Antivirus Plus, perhaps? And a new F-Secure test?

Tomorrow

 

[Divergent]

@Shadowra , A request for a showdown "CyberLock vs. Hard_Configurator."

Could you test them on user-friendliness vs. pure effectiveness? I feel like CyberLock offers that 'commercial, human-friendly' UX, whereas H_C feels strictly like a server admin tool. I’d love to see a deep dive on which one creates the best experience for both average and advanced users.

 

[Digmor Crusher]

@Shadowra , A request for a showdown "CyberLock vs. Hard_Configurator."

Could you test them on user-friendliness vs. pure effectiveness? I feel like CyberLock offers that 'commercial, human-friendly' UX, whereas H_C feels strictly like a server admin tool. I’d love to see a deep dive on which one creates the best experience for both average and advanced users.

This could prove interesting, however not sure how you can quantify user friendliness as it would vary from user to user dependent on their experience using tools like these. So Shadowra's opinion on this would be just that, one persons opinion, whereas effectiveness can be shown using different types of tests. In any case I would look forward to his results.

 

[Divergent]

This could prove interesting, however not sure how you can quantify use friendliness as it would vary from user to user dependent on their experience using tools like these. So Shadowra's opinion on this would be just that, one persons opinion, whereas effectiveness can be shown using different types of tests. In any case I would look forward to his results.

It should be noted that all tests performed here represent the personal opinions of the tester. Given the inherent risks associated with real-world testing, a method most reviewers avoid, these results are subjective. The goal of this comparison is to determine suitability, is this product best for the average user, the advanced enthusiasts here at MT, or is it geared more toward server administrators?