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[teodor.2hristov]

Glad to be part of this community

 

[frogboy]

I would suggest a Password manager such as LastPass and on demand scanners Emcisoft Emergency Kit and MalwareBytes Anti Malware free . thanks for sharing.

 

[scot]

Thanks for sharing your config.

 

[Sr. Normal]

Thanks for sharing, let me recommend the extensions: Lastpass , Https Everywhere and Wot addition , you can supplement Glarys with Ccleaner or Privazer .

Do not has Karpesky it own firewall ?,sure not to have both activated ?, have you a program for backup, Aomei free can be your first choice

And, please, I let the most important for last. Enable UAC
a greeting

 

[yigido]

First of all, I strongly recommend "Enable the UAC"..

You should think to add HTTPS Everywhere to your browsers.
HTTPS Everywhere is a Firefox, Chrome, and Opera extension that encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure : https://www.eff.org/https-everywhere

and then you can use a password manager that you can use in your browsers, called LastPass.

If you want more from your AdblockPlus, you can add more filters into it but remeber more filters mean more RAM affect on browser.
You can see Fanboys Filters in the link. When you decide to add a filter, just click on it and then confirm. You can also see regionla list into site.

Thanks for sharing your config.

 

[Maxxx58]

Please enable UAC as default. Nice config. Thanks for sharing

 

[Exterminator]

Definitely enable UAC
I would suggest an on demand scanner(s) such as Malwarebytes Antimalware,Emsisoft Emergency Kit and or Hitman Pro
Also a Password manager would be a good idea if you do not already have one installed

 

[jamescv7]

Very good combination.

Windows firewall is fine and no need for 3rd party firewall, despite Kaspersky resource is a bit heavy for most feedbacks and adding another combination will increase load.

Do not has Karpesky it own firewall ?,sure not to have both activated ?, have you a program for backup, Aomei free can be your first choice

Well the OP use Kaspersky AV .

 

[teodor.2hristov]

Thanks for all the suggestions guys! Really quick reactions
Have a couple of questions...
Why enable UAC? isn't it just sending annoying messages to confirm when you install something? Also what is the level of UAC that you suggest?
Another thing is the on demand scanners. I taught that the best ani-virus/malware software such as Kaspersky do not really need complementary software to protect from infections?
Cheers

 

[yigido]

Thanks for all the suggestions guys! Really quick reactions
Have a couple of questions...
Why enable UAC? isn't it just sending annoying messages to confirm when you install something? Also what is the level of UAC that you suggest?
Another thing is the on demand scanners. I taught that the best ani-virus/malware software such as Kaspersky do not really need complementary software to protect from infections?
Cheers

I am not the expert on first question but UAC give you the security control at kernel level.
On the other hand, on demand scanners needed because even your KAspersky cannot detect some malwares sometimes. No products exist that detects %100 of malwares so we need more scanners to decrease this ratio. We are trying to catch %100 detection with multiple scanners like Malwarebytes Free, HitmanPro , Emsisoft Emergency Kit and CCE etc.

 

[jamescv7]

Thanks for all the suggestions guys! Really quick reactions
Have a couple of questions...
Why enable UAC? isn't it just sending annoying messages to confirm when you install something? Also what is the level of UAC that you suggest?
Another thing is the on demand scanners. I taught that the best ani-virus/malware software such as Kaspersky do not really need complementary software to protect from infections?
Cheers

I went also in the situation where made UAC disabled before but realizing it does not harm at all, just don't put in always notify.

Alternatively you may try VodooShield where acts like UAC but once you choose if allowed or blocked it will apply to the rules already.