- May 25, 2014
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@technology Why did you remove EXE Radar and Eset Smart Security? And then, for me Process Lasso is a really good software to keep our PC more fast and optimized; why did you remove it?Update:
Removed:
- Eset Smart security
- EXE Radar
- Defraggler
- Process Lasso
Enabled:
- Windows Defender
- Windows Firewall
- Shadow Defender ( from on-demand to real-time )
- Windows Defragment and Optimize Drives
Added:
PatchMyPC
actually with shadow defender work on real time all my system was virtualized and protected so I remove both prog.@technology Why did you remove EXE Radar and Eset Smart Security? And then, for me Process Lasso is a really good software to keep our PC more fast and optimized; why did you remove it?
Update:
Add:
SEP " Symantec Endpoint Protection" Customized
Thanks for the reply @technologythnx for suggestion, I'l give it a try
actually with shadow defender work on real time all my system was virtualized and protected so I remove both prog.
regarding Process Lasso, it make multitasking run smooth specially on low-mid end devices, I'm still using it on my home pc, but didn't see that much different on my laptop
Good updates Also for me is better to maintain SD to on-demandUpdate:
Add:
SEP " Symantec Endpoint Protection" Customized
Remove :
Shadow defender from Realtime to on-demand
yesterday, I've test SEP vs zero-day cryptolocker samples in VM, Sonar did a good job by catching it and clean the system but it remain files crypted
it remain files crypted
Good addingUpdate:
Added
- Comodo internet security
- Poweriso
- Slimjet
Removed:
- SEP
- Ultraiso
I don't think there is a different in sonar, what I know that Norton is better in PUP detection than SEPThis problem is also found by some Norton users, though Sonar in NS is a little different from Sonar in SEP.
thanksGood adding
I don't think there is a different in sonar
That's weird ,TY for info.A difference is that in version of SONAR Framework: in Norton 22 (the current version) it has been 9.x, while for SEP 12.1 it is just 8.x (8.0.0.137 currently).
Please note that Norton 21 also uses SONAR Framework 8.x, but there are still some differences between SONAR in SEP 12.1 and SONAR in Norton 21. Some tests (conducted by users in the online case) have shown that there are some malwares that can be prevented and removed by SONAR in Norton 21, but are missed by SONAR in SEP 12.1.5 (current version is 12.1.6).
That's weird