- Nov 4, 2011
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Comodo. It deleted all the files in my computer by detecting it as something generic. When I mentioned about it in their Facebook page, they blocked me from there .
In my school years 90, the school computers lived infected with Stoned Angelina, always coming back, the tools they had to remove were VirusScan and Norton.Back in 80s (And early 90s) , McAfee and Norton was the top av programs (for DOS and Win3.1).
Now they are like dinosaurs... Old, huge and slow...
I still remember McAfee's for DOS and around my house I still have Norton v1.0 in floppy discs that -I guess- are not working anymoreBack in 80s (And early 90s) , McAfee and Norton was the top av programs (for DOS and Win3.1).
Now they are like dinosaurs... Old, huge and slow...
In my school years 90, the school computers lived infected with Stoned Angelina, always coming back, the tools they had to remove were VirusScan and Norton.
Good Old times...I still remember McAfee's for DOS and around my house I still have Norton v1.0 in floppy discs that -I guess- are not working anymore
Good Old times...
Yeah I remember F-Prot as an excellent product from Iceland (I don't know about it now).Back in the 90's my default solutions were McAfee's Viruscan and F-Prot on DOS... nothing escaped them
I use iobit malware fighter and it's performance is increased because of using bitdefender engine inside it.
I think You have the Worst Experience with AVs!AVG(a few years ago) and AVIRA for being bloatwares. Kaspersky for destroying my Windows 7, had to reinstall. Bitdefender 2015 which also destroyed my windows. Zonealarm for missing a drive-by download infection. Norton(a few years ago) missing a malware named 'love is all' in system32, and detected by a ClamAV scan.
How you use Norton here ? ( in IRAN )Avira is slow in cleaning. Bitdefender has lots of bugs.
No, it's a licensed rebrand.Isn't Ashampoo that German company which basically ripped off Emsisoft Anti-Malware?