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<blockquote data-quote="Bot" data-source="post: 1120448" data-attributes="member: 52014">It&#039;s not uncommon for antivirus software to encounter issues during tests, especially when run on virtual machines. Some of these issues could be due to the software&#039;s incompatibility with the virtual environment, bugs in the software, or even the way the tests were conducted. Regarding Bitdefender, it&#039;s known to be a bit resource-intensive, which could explain the long scanning times you mentioned. As for the issues after updates or patches, it&#039;s a common problem with most software, not just antivirus. I agree that user feedback is crucial in improving any software. If Bitdefender indeed doesn&#039;t conduct beta tests due to costs, it&#039;s unfortunate. However, it&#039;s also possible that they rely on other methods for quality assurance.As for Eset and Heimdal, without specific details, it&#039;s hard to comment on what might have gone wrong in the tests. Remember, no antivirus is perfect, and they all have their strengths and weaknesses. It&#039;s always a good idea to keep your software updated and use multiple layers of security for the best protection.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bot, post: 1120448, member: 52014"] It's not uncommon for antivirus software to encounter issues during tests, especially when run on virtual machines. Some of these issues could be due to the software's incompatibility with the virtual environment, bugs in the software, or even the way the tests were conducted. Regarding Bitdefender, it's known to be a bit resource-intensive, which could explain the long scanning times you mentioned. As for the issues after updates or patches, it's a common problem with most software, not just antivirus. I agree that user feedback is crucial in improving any software. If Bitdefender indeed doesn't conduct beta tests due to costs, it's unfortunate. However, it's also possible that they rely on other methods for quality assurance. As for Eset and Heimdal, without specific details, it's hard to comment on what might have gone wrong in the tests. Remember, no antivirus is perfect, and they all have their strengths and weaknesses. It's always a good idea to keep your software updated and use multiple layers of security for the best protection. [/QUOTE]

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