MBAM Pro or MSE..........
- Thread starter D Bone
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- Dec 27, 2012
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I love MBAM PRO and it has served me well over many years
If I had one choice which I don't!! I will still use MBAM PRO as a partner for my security set up
If I had to use MSE or MBAM PRO as a standalone then I would definitely have to try MBAM in a sandbox or use TimeFreeze, glad we have choices..
I understand this war-room idea but here you are trying to compare apples to oranges IMO
If I had one choice which I don't!! I will still use MBAM PRO as a partner for my security set up
If I had to use MSE or MBAM PRO as a standalone then I would definitely have to try MBAM in a sandbox or use TimeFreeze, glad we have choices..
I understand this war-room idea but here you are trying to compare apples to oranges IMO
I agree MBAM is one of the best but not that MSE is crapware. Just install it along CIS firewall you have the lightest and meanest config.
I even had it with the full CIS. Just disabled Comodo AV realtime. But I kept the cloud enabled.
Still its miles lighter than Kaspersky.
One a experienced users PC MSE should be good enough yes of course with another on demand scanner.
I even had it with the full CIS. Just disabled Comodo AV realtime. But I kept the cloud enabled.
Still its miles lighter than Kaspersky.
One a experienced users PC MSE should be good enough yes of course with another on demand scanner.
- Aug 6, 2012
- 354
D Bone said:You have one choice, and one choice only.Would you use MBAM Pro or MSE as your ONLY real time malware protection?
Well am I the only one who sees others as a choice ?
- May 28, 2011
- 89
arsenaloyal said:D Bone said:You have one choice, and one choice only.
Well am I the only one who sees others as a choice ?
Well obviously, but not in this thread.
A lot of people have a dislike about MSE because of its low detection rates , but I still do have a little sofspot for this software! Its nice simple and clean and its not that heavy on the system ( occasionally some random memory spikes ).so my vote goes to security essentials all the way , if you now what you are doing on the net and know how to avoid dangerous sites and have your browser hardened with usefull addons you are good to go!
- May 28, 2011
- 89
I find it interesting that as I type this, 24 out of 32 (there a 4 votes for "other", but like I said in my original post, for this thread, MSE & MBAM Pro are the only choices, so I'm not counting any votes for "other") members would rather use MBAM Pro as their only form of real time protection, even though they know that the maker of the program cautions against it..............Looks like the vast majority of us that frequent a security forum don't think too highly of MSE.
Are MSE and Avira compatible? I know with Avira you can choose not to install the real-time guard.
From the choices I would use MSE without RT protection, then Restart it's services to reduce RAM usage. As I do with WD in Windows 8.
MBAM would remain as an on-demand scanner, no PRO for me.
From the choices I would use MSE without RT protection, then Restart it's services to reduce RAM usage. As I do with WD in Windows 8.
MBAM would remain as an on-demand scanner, no PRO for me.
Littlebits
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- May 3, 2011
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chopito said:
So you would rather used MBAM Pro without any antivirus software installed? :huh:
Thanks.
- Oct 23, 2012
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Wow, I havent looked at this in a while 52 to 16 in favor of MBAM Pro?????
I am not really a MSE fan as I think there are other choices that are better but I guess it gets a bad rep because its Microsoft but even I have to admit it isnt all that bad and probably protects many home users very well.Especially those with little or no knowledge of other free products available to them.
Very interesting thread nevertheless as 52 people have chosen a Antimalware program over a Antivirus program.Given those 2 choices {not counting other} there is really only 1 choice.
Maybe MSE vs. MyFree Antivirus 2013 next.MSE would have to win that one,at least I would hope so.
I am not really a MSE fan as I think there are other choices that are better but I guess it gets a bad rep because its Microsoft but even I have to admit it isnt all that bad and probably protects many home users very well.Especially those with little or no knowledge of other free products available to them.
Very interesting thread nevertheless as 52 people have chosen a Antimalware program over a Antivirus program.Given those 2 choices {not counting other} there is really only 1 choice.
Maybe MSE vs. MyFree Antivirus 2013 next.MSE would have to win that one,at least I would hope so.
Littlebits said:
Very well said Littebits, thiis thread is not about whether we like or not MSE or if we think MSE is the greatest or the best antivirus but it is about whether it is better to use a real antivirus or not.
In my case, it doesn't matter if I use MSE or MBAM as I use nothing for scanners but for people DEPENDING on an AV, choosing the finest on demand scanner and greatest companion for an antivirus instead of using a real antivirus is wrong.
Bo
<<< Voted Other as no option for both or I need glasses
I use both together , MWB full paid up version and M$ Essentials . (W7, have used on vista and currently on XP)
I put both on every system I get my grubby little mitts on FREE and FREE :heart:
Then tell people to buy an AV, if they want better protection, software that they believe will fit THEIR needs (not mine)
On my main machine if I get a 'nasty' I try and study its behavior, like ants in a glass jar, before deleting the OS (VM) and running the last clean copy which is autobacked up after scanning. Lots of "oh really , do you know where you are?" and chuckling to myself.
Far worst than the conflicker , randsomware and the rest of the crap I've dealt with on others machines is users who don't uninstall an AV and install 5 because more is bound to work better and they can't get rid of something :huh:
I use both together , MWB full paid up version and M$ Essentials . (W7, have used on vista and currently on XP)
I put both on every system I get my grubby little mitts on FREE and FREE :heart:
Then tell people to buy an AV, if they want better protection, software that they believe will fit THEIR needs (not mine)
On my main machine if I get a 'nasty' I try and study its behavior, like ants in a glass jar, before deleting the OS (VM) and running the last clean copy which is autobacked up after scanning. Lots of "oh really , do you know where you are?" and chuckling to myself.
Far worst than the conflicker , randsomware and the rest of the crap I've dealt with on others machines is users who don't uninstall an AV and install 5
because more is bound to work better and they can't get rid of something :huh:- Status
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