I miss when AV's were like this with no bloat and a simple, efficient screen.How about the old Kaspersky pig sound with the green umbrella?
Man, thats bring memories ...
Which AV was the first one you installed ?
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I miss this time, I had a luxury with these CDs and those who had them valued them.
Today things are so accessible that many times we don't value them, many things have become disposable.
Yikes!How about the old Kaspersky pig sound with the green umbrella?
Man, thats bring memories ...
I used bd free, then uninstalled because it is too heavy, then wd, avira, avast, webroot, norton, and kaspersky
What are you currently using?
How about the old Kaspersky pig sound with the green umbrella?
Man, thats bring memories ...
Or Avast song
It was something used to remove the brain virus.
Norton way way back early 2000s. Why I uninstalled? It was such a massive CPU hog in the early 2000s lol but we thought that meant it was working.
Currently have K7 because it's the lightest on Mac and doesn't have all the VPN, Cleaner bloatware attached like the others.
Currently have K7 because it's the lightest on Mac and doesn't have all the VPN, Cleaner bloatware attached like the others.
Pretty sure it was AVG Free in the early 2000s.
QuickHeal Antivirus, which was just like a on-demand scanner back then & not even a good one. Learned it the hard way. Then bounced to Kaspersky version 6 (i think) after market research & been using it ever since.
As I remember I used a version of Norton that had major issues( 1990's) the updater was separate program & there ere problems with updating the updater & the program was beyond bloated which wasn't good as I had limited space & recourses - I think I ended up with F-Prot & maybe later NOD32. It was a while ago so not sure of order or times - I remember using clean-sweep to remove programs, I was also conned by SoftRam that didn't work 
As again I remember Windows 3.11 had a built in virus scanner that could not be updated but I did run it occasionally.
As again I remember Windows 3.11 had a built in virus scanner that could not be updated but I did run it occasionally.
Alert sounds for one hour upon detectionHow about the old Kaspersky pig sound with the green umbrella?
Man, thats bring memories ...
Come to think of it, recent av software doesn't sound a warning tone very often anymore. Is the combination of sound and pop-up still the norm in fakes today.
That would be Avast back like... 10 years ago.
I was blown away by their 7 shields... I was like "SEVEN SHIELDS??? Wow!! Look at this other one, only has two. This means Avast is a lot better... more shields, better protection!!".
I later changed to ESET because I started to learn about independent tests, and since then haven't gone back to Avast (but yes to AVG).
I was blown away by their 7 shields... I was like "SEVEN SHIELDS??? Wow!! Look at this other one, only has two. This means Avast is a lot better... more shields, better protection!!".
I later changed to ESET because I started to learn about independent tests, and since then haven't gone back to Avast (but yes to AVG).
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