- Jan 22, 2014
- 1,804
Aguard contains wot & it will inform u when u visit bad sites, so u can unistall wot addon.
Rogue987's Mega Security Setup
- Thread starter Rogue987
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- Jan 7, 2015
- 106
What do you guys think?
@BoraMurdar @TwinHeadedEagle @Jack ?
Remember, all suggestions are taken under consideration and they are also appreciated!
@BoraMurdar @TwinHeadedEagle @Jack ?
Remember, all suggestions are taken under consideration and they are also appreciated!
- Aug 30, 2012
- 6,598
You have it all covered as I can tell. You have an AV, good Firewall, UAC enabled, good antimalware scanners, great cleaning and privacy tools. Backup is present. You don't have to have Adguard and WOT, Adguard already has WOT included.
Really nice example of completely free but solid security setup.
Really nice example of completely free but solid security setup.
- Dec 4, 2013
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Hello @Rogue987. BoraMurdar has given your configuration high marks indeed!
I'd read the posts and suggestions from your "What antivirus should I use?" thread you'd authored. What did you think of some of their suggestions? Currently, our trial version of ESET Smart Security is expiring. My wife wouldn't mind keeping it, & liked it for it's 'set and leave' unobtrusive presence, though it's also very customizeable. She is a former user of ESET NOD 32 (ESET's AV version without the firewall) and soon we'll be considering a replacement for our own Windows 7 SP 1 too.
Are you truly considering replacing your AV and, if so, do you wish to keep it cost free while hardening your security? On our Windows 8.1 system we have Avast! Premier, thanks to @King Mellow's selfless generosity! You could enter our latest Free Giveaway where 20 lucky members will receive Avast! Premier 1 year keys (1 per winner) here: http://malwaretips.com/threads/avast-premier-2015-giveaway.45663/
I'd read the posts and suggestions from your "What antivirus should I use?" thread you'd authored. What did you think of some of their suggestions? Currently, our trial version of ESET Smart Security is expiring. My wife wouldn't mind keeping it, & liked it for it's 'set and leave' unobtrusive presence, though it's also very customizeable. She is a former user of ESET NOD 32 (ESET's AV version without the firewall) and soon we'll be considering a replacement for our own Windows 7 SP 1 too.
Are you truly considering replacing your AV and, if so, do you wish to keep it cost free while hardening your security?
On our Windows 8.1 system we have Avast! Premier, thanks to @King Mellow's selfless generosity! You could enter our latest Free Giveaway where 20 lucky members will receive Avast! Premier 1 year keys (1 per winner) here: http://malwaretips.com/threads/avast-premier-2015-giveaway.45663/
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- Jan 7, 2015
- 106
Hello @Rogue987. BoraMurdar has given your configuration high marks indeed!
I'd read the posts and suggestions from your "What antivirus should I use?" thread you'd authored. What did you think of some of their suggestions? Currently, our trial version of ESET Smart Security is expiring. My wife wouldn't mind keeping it, & liked it for it's 'set and leave' unobtrusive presence, though it's also very customizale. She's a former user of ESET NOD 32 (ESET's AV version without the firewall) and soon we'll be considering a replacement for our own Windows 7 SP 1 too.
Are you truly considering replacing your AV and, if so, do you wish to keep it cost free while hardening your security?
I have decided to switch to 360 Total Security Essential.
- Aug 3, 2013
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I like the way you are obeying in this forum. But dont forget that you can make some rules to obey your own thoughts. Dont just keep switching things if you are comfortable with it. That is what I learned in this forum. There are plenty of suggestions u get here, but its up to you whether to choose it or leave it.
The best suggestion what I got in this forum for some members here is to "be happy with what you have when your PC is running well. Make experiments but choose a wiser method to perform it. Add softwares that are really necessary. Never leave your softwares without updated.
So I'm not forcing you to stay with the current setup. As I mentioned if u are interested to make some experiments you do it in a proper way (Ex: Using Shadow Defender).
My recommendation dont break ur head regarding your config. You have every thing covered in your PC as the professionals have already stated it.
- Jan 7, 2015
- 106
I know, I am one who likes to test things out and experiment with things.
I just plan on advancing my setup even more, I'll show that to be true very soon!
- Mar 8, 2013
- 49
Rogue987, I also like to experiment with things. Back in the day when I was young and worked at a certain hamburger joint to make some Summer money, I was washing the floors one day, and thought to myself, "Hey, if bleach is such a good cleaner then Ammonia mixed with bleach must be a freaking great cleaner!" Of course we all know the two combined make a killer cleaner! You've never seen a restaurant empty so fast in your life. Oh boy, good times. Anyway, the moral to that riveting chapter in "Great Debacles in Chemistry" is this: Careful what you mix together and how you configure things. A layered approach to security is best, but too much can be, well, too much. I can tell you from personal experience that reaching for that perfect configuration is something that can sap away many free hours without ever coming to a perfect resolution. I actually think for many of us it's all about the chase so we just keep testing stuff out and never settle on any particular setup. I agree completely with Purshu_Pro. Don't break your head about the configuration and go with what you like and feel comfortable with. Good luck!
- Jan 7, 2015
- 106
Standard, but then I realized about the update with the added databases then downloaded the Avira and Bitdefender database.
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