I was testing this yesterday. Works fine. Great detection on adware and such. I'd like control on program itself and I'd like to not have things forcibly deleted without consent (no way to recover). It tells you to take action but then takes whatever action it wants anyway. The only action is to delete. What's the point?
Also on restart, it fails to start up claiming that it had difficulties (it was removing a file that never ran) and one of the most irritating things was that you have to restart sometimes to remove a file that was never running. Take the beta title seriously. It's bugged and needs fixing. Tested on Windows 10 with latest November build. May work fine on Windows 7 and 8.
This will certainly be great for those who have family/friends who want an AV that they don't have to do anything with while you can control it for them for maintenance. Bad thing is you need web page to add exclusions, turn things off/on, and turn on PUA detection when you first install. Very annoying. I hope they add control for the program and not have to open a browser just to do simple things. It's a home version after all, not a business version. I do realize they used this for business protection and probably just started to modify it for home use.
It's also great for set and forget types of users. I have no idea if this has any type of zero day protection (excluding heuristics if it even has that). I assume it's basic AV (providing base line protection).
