- Jul 30, 2017
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I always do . Thanks much for your excellent guidance, @DeepWeb .I like it. Secure. When you use SimpleDNSCrypt, make sure the DNS resolvers validate DNSSEC for extra security.
Would anyone like to comment on the following changes I made to my config before having posted this new thread:
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- Avast Antivirus Free
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- Windows Defender
You bought the Pro version and KeyScrambler consumes anyway not much resources. I would let it.Who thinks I should ditch KeyScrambler?
f.lux is integrated in Windows. You can activate it in the notification bar but it isn't so automatic like f.lux. This function has my monitor so I have it always on.
Thanks much .Great and light config!
I had no idea, @askalan . Thanks much for this important info . Can you please post a link to documentation for this functionality?
Thanks much .
Avast has a behavior blocker and better signatures. - Defender a better Windows 10 integration.Would anyone like to comment on the following changes I made to my config before having posted this new thread:
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- Avast Antivirus Free
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- Windows Defender
You should keep it. still useful.Who thinks I should ditch KeyScrambler? This product is low in my priority list of layered config.
But Avast is no longer needed if Appgaurd is properly set and the system locked-down then WinDef is enough.[
Avast has a behavior blocker and better signatures. - Defender a better Windows 10 integration.
Thank you, @askalanWho thinks I should replace Secunia PSI with a different application update solution?
My first solution:
I go to Ninite - Install or Update Multiple Apps at Once and tick all my software I installed on my system. Then I run it and Ninite updates all the ticked programs if I have them already installed. This little program you can put in to the start-up.
Second solution (if Ninite doesn't have the program in the pool):
You can test Download Patch My PC Updater It is portable, simple to use and is for me the best solution that covers all of my software on my system.
I might consider a using a 3rd party system imaging software such as Macrium Reflect which has a good free version.
I might also consider backing up important data to an external drive also.
Secure Windows 10 config! Thanks for sharing it with us