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Live OneCare
Cool, glad you've made your choice.
I would have stuck with live onecare, then I ran a full scan and it took FIVE HOURS to check 49Gb of files on my hard drive. Unfortunately, CA antivirus, while compatible with RC1 build 5600 is NOT compatible with RC2 build 5744, so I am going to have to look elsewhere. "pippin" wrote: Thank you for this feedback it has been very useful to help me make my mind up. I also read there was a few slow down issues when browsing. I know I prefer to configure things myself even regarding WU - I have let Vista do the auto update routine but with any of my XP installs I go to WU myself for updates. I appreciate your help plus think OC would only be considered for my beta install of Vista but at the moment I will leave this as I am not keen on a total control element. Thank you "CZ" wrote: Any feedback on Onecare working with Vista pippin: I am not impressed, and I prefer Perfect Disk (defragger) and avast (anti-virus) as they provide more granular control. Using it on Vista build 5728: The "Checklist" items with my comments: Remove unnecessary files: Disabled by default, otherwise no settings Defrag hard disk: No settings Scans all vols (on all hard disks) that Vista can see into Scan for viruses & other unwanted s/w: Can disable Has an exclusions setting; can exclude a vol Check for files needing backup: Can disable Check for needed security updates from MS: no comments |
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Live OneCare
Try Avast; working good;free too
www.avast.com Jeff "Kryten" wrote in message ... Cool, glad you've made your choice. I would have stuck with live onecare, then I ran a full scan and it took FIVE HOURS to check 49Gb of files on my hard drive. Unfortunately, CA antivirus, while compatible with RC1 build 5600 is NOT compatible with RC2 build 5744, so I am going to have to look elsewhere. "pippin" wrote: Thank you for this feedback it has been very useful to help me make my mind up. I also read there was a few slow down issues when browsing. I know I prefer to configure things myself even regarding WU - I have let Vista do the auto update routine but with any of my XP installs I go to WU myself for updates. I appreciate your help plus think OC would only be considered for my beta install of Vista but at the moment I will leave this as I am not keen on a total control element. Thank you "CZ" wrote: Any feedback on Onecare working with Vista pippin: I am not impressed, and I prefer Perfect Disk (defragger) and avast (anti-virus) as they provide more granular control. Using it on Vista build 5728: The "Checklist" items with my comments: Remove unnecessary files: Disabled by default, otherwise no settings Defrag hard disk: No settings Scans all vols (on all hard disks) that Vista can see into Scan for viruses & other unwanted s/w: Can disable Has an exclusions setting; can exclude a vol Check for files needing backup: Can disable Check for needed security updates from MS: no comments |
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