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Any suggestions on which free AV software out there won't blow up RC1? I used our new Symantec and that blew the system up twice, so I thought I would just use a free one for now to continue testing with the system. I am looking for input on any that anyone has been able to try successfully.
Thanks
Thanks
As Denskie says, NOD32 ver 4 x64 works perfectly.
I installed Office XP and windows update didn't automatically detected that are critical updates for the office but the NOD32 did and NOD notified me that there are critical updates for the Office package.
I installed Office XP and windows update didn't automatically detected that are critical updates for the office but the NOD32 did and NOD notified me that there are critical updates for the Office package.
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Any suggestions on which free AV software out there won't blow up RC1? I used our new Symantec and that blew the system up twice, so I thought I would just use a free one for now to continue testing with the system. I am looking for input on any that anyone has been able to try successfully.
Thanks
Windows 7
Free anti virus and full internet security for the life of windows 7 Beta
Dang I get about a bit
Please try AVG or Kaspersky
Hi Linda,
Know the feeling. I installed Windows 7 and my McAfee stopped working, and it's the only problem i have had with Windows 7. Please try AVG and the other recommened is Kaspersky.
Regards,
Duraid.
Hi Linda,
Know the feeling. I installed Windows 7 and my McAfee stopped working, and it's the only problem i have had with Windows 7. Please try AVG and the other recommened is Kaspersky.
Regards,
Duraid.
Bigcitycat
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I am using norton internet security 2009. It seems to be working fine so far. You get up to 3 pc's when you buy it and I was only using two, so I set it up with windows 7 as well.
If you want to do the same. What I did was download norton removal tool. Yes I know I did not have a norton product installed but it avoids having to use a credit card because once it's done it will take you to a website that allows you to download your product without the hassel. It's faster that way. Just follow the directions and have your product key.
If you want to do the same. What I did was download norton removal tool. Yes I know I did not have a norton product installed but it avoids having to use a credit card because once it's done it will take you to a website that allows you to download your product without the hassel. It's faster that way. Just follow the directions and have your product key.
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Its only working fine on the 64 bit RC1. I assume thats what youre using Bigcitycat? Its broken on the 32 bit.I am using norton internet security 2009. It seems to be working fine so far. You get up to 3 pc's when you buy it and I was only using two, so I set it up with windows 7 as well.
If you want to do the same. What I did was download norton removal tool. Yes I know I did not have a norton product installed but it avoids having to use a credit card because once it's done it will take you to a website that allows you to download your product without the hassel. It's faster that way. Just follow the directions and have your product key.
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Its only working fine on the 64 bit RC1. I assume thats what youre using Bigcitycat? Its broken on the 32 bit.
Oh yeh sorry lost this thread. Yeh 64bit here.
McAffee
It seams McAfee has a bigproblem with Windows7 RC 7100, It won't update the definations and says you are not protected. Ran the McAfee Virtual Technician and it says it is all goodwith no problems, looks like a Windows 7 bug
It has been this way for tow days.
Also why did they do away with letting them know they have a bug. The only to comunicate with the Windows 7 RC group is here on the fourms.
Thomas
It seams McAfee has a bigproblem with Windows7 RC 7100, It won't update the definations and says you are not protected. Ran the McAfee Virtual Technician and it says it is all goodwith no problems, looks like a Windows 7 bug
It has been this way for tow days.
Also why did they do away with letting them know they have a bug. The only to comunicate with the Windows 7 RC group is here on the fourms.
Thomas
reghakr
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PCTools has a free version.
Take a look here:
PC Tools AntiVirus - Free Anti Virus Download and Removal
32-bit version only.
Take a look here:
PC Tools AntiVirus - Free Anti Virus Download and Removal
32-bit version only.
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If you're going for free, then I'd wholeheartedly recommend Avast. AVG can work too if you're on 32-bit, but you'll have issues if you're on 64-bit.
If at any point you choose to get a paid anti-virus, I'd recommend either ESET NOD32 or ESET Smart Security 4. Kaspersky is also very good, though I prefer ESET's products more. Don't even touch McAfee or Norton with a 30 ft pole.
If at any point you choose to get a paid anti-virus, I'd recommend either ESET NOD32 or ESET Smart Security 4. Kaspersky is also very good, though I prefer ESET's products more. Don't even touch McAfee or Norton with a 30 ft pole.
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if you go through the windows 7 website at microsoft. you can get the kaspersky av for 6 months for free.
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just click on the icon. the norton is only good for 15 days
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just click on the icon. the norton is only good for 15 days
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