He already has, it was an adware page (we discussing this in a private conversation). He reported that it was not blocked. Perhaps he could have tried a malware link, but then again that would have been an unnecessary measure, in my opinion.
I must say I like Ts sofar.I was liking it but it's quite heavy with Avira + Bitdefender so I used their cloud, also putting 'scan files on execution' really slowed me down so...any particular reason for removing 360? I have been struggeling to find a suitable alternative for my beloved AVG Is ( *cough* )
WD would be my second choice, 360 just didn't seem to give me peace of mind...
If you want to be more confident about your setup, you may consider adding different layers of security, such as sandboxing, file system virtualization or anti-executable software (Sandboxie, Shadow Defender and NVT EXE Radar Pro respectively), to complement the already solid detection-based protection offered by your mainline antivirus/antimalware products.
Perhaps something is causing your antivirus to react that way. I recall Emsisoft and process lasso had an issue that caused high CPU.
I mean 80+ percent CPU and it blocked internet access, when I disabled shields it was ok.
That does sound like a conflict issue...
Avira wasn't blocking internet access it was just using high CPU, it was excluded from other security software and vice versa - avast! just completely blocked internet access and was just lagging my system massively so Windows Defender + ZAM + ZAL + MBAE will do for now
That's a great suggestion.
