- Nov 5, 2016
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I have purchased Panda dome advanced, do you recommend putting it side by side with another product? And if yes, with what. THANKS
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I recommend ditching it. I'm sure that's not what you want to hear after just purchasing it, but while not being terrible, there are much better alternatives, even for free.
- Sep 2, 2021
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Panda is clearly an Antivirus to avoid. It is unfortunately bad to protect effectively.
If you still want to keep it, Malwarebytes Premium or Voodooshield would be good choices.
If you still want to keep it, Malwarebytes Premium or Voodooshield would be good choices.
- Feb 17, 2018
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So amazing some one bought this, please do some research before buying.
- Apr 17, 2021
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You should apply for a refund within 30 days of purchase.
Panda hasn't got the best reputation, unfortunately, and like others have suggested, I too would consider refunding it. But if you're intent on keeping it, and if you adhere to safe browsing habits and best security practices, I personally wouldn't add any additional protection.
If you wish to bolster Panda's protective ability, and you're comfortable dealing with whitelisting applications, you could enable Application Control in Panda's settings. Doing so will block all unknown executables and ask for confirmation on whether you'd like them to run (Panda has its own internal whitelist of applications it considers safe. Those will be allowed to run without prompting you). Just be aware: Depending on how often you install new applications and how prevalent they are, enabling Application Control can cause you to be prompted a lot, and potentially places your decision on whether to allow an application to run, or to continue blocking it, as the sole barrier between your system remaining clean or being infected. If you're uncomfortable with this idea, I'd suggest not enabling this.
After that, you could also make use of Simple Windows Hardening or SysHardener to protect against malware utilizing scripts, binaries, libraries, etc.
If you wish to bolster Panda's protective ability, and you're comfortable dealing with whitelisting applications, you could enable Application Control in Panda's settings. Doing so will block all unknown executables and ask for confirmation on whether you'd like them to run (Panda has its own internal whitelist of applications it considers safe. Those will be allowed to run without prompting you). Just be aware: Depending on how often you install new applications and how prevalent they are, enabling Application Control can cause you to be prompted a lot, and potentially places your decision on whether to allow an application to run, or to continue blocking it, as the sole barrier between your system remaining clean or being infected. If you're uncomfortable with this idea, I'd suggest not enabling this.
After that, you could also make use of Simple Windows Hardening or SysHardener to protect against malware utilizing scripts, binaries, libraries, etc.
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- Jul 15, 2016
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- Nov 5, 2016
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Thank you all for your answers, that's why I was asking what to use with ...... maybe Secure APLUS which I saw free for three years? It is the first time I write from now on before doing anything I will seek advice in the forum . Anyway thanks to all, I'm a member of the community since 2016 but this is the first time I write consider that you are dealing with a neophyte near retirement .
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- Jun 21, 2011
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malwarebytes premium is out of choice here as both have antivirus so not a good idea to have 2 av engines on one machine
- Sep 2, 2021
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I know, but I don't consider MBAM as an antivirus personally.
- Mar 19, 2022
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If you've already bought Panda, add the free VoodooShield to it
- Mar 25, 2014
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Panda is great. It does have some issues with the uninstallation process though, and yes, their support team is not as helpful as it should be. But protection-wise, it's a very good product.
- Jul 27, 2015
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Panda Dome Advanced - February 2021 Report
Panda Dome Advanced - February 2021 Report Due to the small number of samples used in this tests, you should take results with a grain of salt. We encourage you to compare these results with others and take informed decisions on what security products to use. __ C: Clean / P: Protected / P -...
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- Aug 17, 2014
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I guess it's time again for testing the most advanced version of Panda, maybe one of others Hub testers have interest to do the job?
I personally will continue testing BD free on the long run for at least 3 months, let's see how it does...
I personally will continue testing BD free on the long run for at least 3 months, let's see how it does...
- Oct 11, 2016
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WiseVector SX (WVSX) will run alongside Panda Advanced. WVSX is a FREE antivirus that is structured NOT to cause problems when run alongside another antivirus, such as Panda Advanced. Running the WVSX/Panda combination will give you very good protection.
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I agree with those who have suggested a Panda/VoodooShield (VS) combination. However, the WVSX/Panda is so very light that you should be able to run a WVSX/Panda/VS trio. That combo should not overburden your computer and is a superb security wall. (However, there is no longer a free version of VS.)
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I agree with those who have suggested a Panda/VoodooShield (VS) combination. However, the WVSX/Panda is so very light that you should be able to run a WVSX/Panda/VS trio. That combo should not overburden your computer and is a superb security wall. (However, there is no longer a free version of VS.)
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- Jul 5, 2019
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Don't forget to enable real time protection in all three programs. It will be an interesting battle (haha).
- Apr 28, 2015
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