Nige_40 Config

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Thanks Mclovin

Yeah I think I'm good to go.

So all is good

Thanks

Nige
 
Many thanks Umbra and Unknown

I am going to keep this set-up :)

Regards

Nigel
 
I've Fixed up my VPN

CyberGhost VPN (Free) < Main PC

OkayFreedom VPN (Free) < Laptop

I did this since I can't have 2 Computers on a single VPN I.E. Both on CyberGhost VPN (Free)

OkayFreedom VPN (Free) is running well so far for laptop :)
 
Biozfear said:
Nige_40 said:
Added: WinPatrol [Free Edition]
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How are you liking WP? Also in your opinion how is WP acting along with CIS 6.
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I'm just getting into it. It looks good, and very useful

I have had no problems with WP and CIS 6 as yet.

But I will keep you posted.
 
Here is an update. I ran a Rating scan with CIS 6 and it showed sqlite3.dll under unknown files. Age 17 mins.

Mind you only installed WP about 20 mins ago.

So I'm not sure to trust it as yet.

I looked at sqlite3.dll under Unknown files within Rating scan and it showed this > C:\program files\billp studios\winpatrol
 
Nige_40 said:
Here is an update. I ran a Rating scan with CIS 6 and it showed sqlite3.dll under unknown files. Age 17 mins.

Mind you only installed WP about 20 mins ago.

So I'm not sure to trust it as yet.

I looked at sqlite3.dll under Unknown files within Rating scan and it showed this > C:\program files\billp studios\winpatrol
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The unknown files means it is not in their list. Mine still has AMD's Newest ATI Radeon files listed as unknown.
 
illumination said:
Nige_40 said:
Here is an update. I ran a Rating scan with CIS 6 and it showed sqlite3.dll under unknown files. Age 17 mins.

Mind you only installed WP about 20 mins ago.

So I'm not sure to trust it as yet.

I looked at sqlite3.dll under Unknown files within Rating scan and it showed this > C:\program files\billp studios\winpatrol
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The unknown files means it is not in their list. Mine still has AMD's Newest ATI Radeon files listed as unknown.
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Thanks illumination I will make it trusted

Regards
 
you could try DhadowDefender or Toolwiz TimeFreeze as a light virtualization system
these reduce your system's chance of getting infected drastically

and Sandboxie

and LastPass
 
VectorFool said:
you could try DhadowDefender or Toolwiz TimeFreeze as a light virtualization system
these reduce your system's chance of getting infected drastically

and Sandboxie

and LastPass
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Thanks for the Tips Vectorfool

I have used Sandboxie,in the past But I nerve hardly used it

with LastPass I don't store Passwords on any of my systems, so I don't need to use it.

With ShadowDefender that is mainly used with Virtual Machine, and I've used it twice when I had VMware.

with Toolwiz TimeFreeze I have noticed a few members on here saying they don't like it.

Plus I have not tried it as yet.

So thanks anyway for the tips Vector.

Regards

Nigel
 
Nige_40 said:
With ShadowDefender that is mainly used with Virtual Machine, and I've used it twice when I had VMware.
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It is your config to do with how you see fit, but do know that Shadow defender does compliment your security well. One does not need a VM to use it. I combine Shadow Defender and CIS for layered security, they work well together.
 
illumination said:
Nige_40 said:
With ShadowDefender that is mainly used with Virtual Machine, and I've used it twice when I had VMware.
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It is your config to do with how you see fit, but do know that Shadow defender does compliment your security well. One does not need a VM to use it. I combine Shadow Defender and CIS for layered security, they work well together.
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Thanks illumination I can only try. :) and see if it's beneficial for my system
 
Added: Shadow Defender [30 day free trial]

So now I can have a good test for 30 days :)
 
Installed EMET Notifer 3.0.0

also added Peer Block(P2P/Spyware/Advertisement)

all for that extra protection :)
 
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