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August 9th, 2006 05:04 AM #11
dont donwload the Norton systemworks yun puwede gawin CD sa limewire! it messed up my dad's entire laptop. kasalanan ko pa. rigged yun. punong-puno ng trojan, and syempre pag gamit mo scan ng norton useless. sobra bumagal laptop ng dad ko.
if you value Itunes so much, switch to Mac hehehe. it's been over 2 months since I switched and ni wala ako pinapatakbo firewall, anti-virus or anti-spyware sa computer ko ngaun.
and remember that dpinoyweb/gopilipinas website for pinay celebs, pag windows xp, grabe ang labas ng anti-virus message sa computer ko noon. after satisfying my viewing pleasure, the next day I had to endure a slower winxp system. ngaun sa Mac, kahit i-load ko pa sandonsenang virus sa mga questionable websites, wa-epek hehehe. I even click on spam e-mails sa yahoomail, wa-epek sa Mac.Last edited by oldblue; August 9th, 2006 at 05:09 AM.
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August 9th, 2006 06:50 AM #12
99% of all software files obtained illegally through Limewire have a virus or trojan of some sort. Everytime I scanned software obtained via Limewire with my security software, I detected malware of some sort.The only files that seem relatively malware-free are video and audio files.
As for the Mac, if you bought one of Apple's Intel dualcore or earlier dual-cpu computers, smoothness and speed within the gui is one of the side benefits. Even XP Home is very fast with nary a slowdown in my dualcore X2 4200+ DIY. Just the same, the MacBook and pc Core Duo laptops are quite impressive. I recently borrowed both types for a few days.
So, this is also in acknowledgement of OTO's earlier post about the MacBook being responsive enough. Although the MacBook graphics are still the bottom of the barrel, they're more than useful enough for daily use. I'd buy a Macbook when it's time to replace my daughter's iBook.
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August 9th, 2006 06:56 AM #13
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August 9th, 2006 10:24 AM #14
balak ko pa naman magpalit ng anti -virus from mcafee to norton 06. buti na lang may advise na ganito . . .
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August 9th, 2006 12:10 PM #16
AVG na lang. definitely better than Norton. magaan pa sa System Resources.
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August 9th, 2006 04:02 PM #18
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August 9th, 2006 04:31 PM #19
Try mo ito ClamWin AV na diskubre namin a few days ago. My colleague say's it's better than AVG, he's been running it on his machine for several days na and okay naman.
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August 9th, 2006 05:08 PM #20
If you're going to use Norton products, avoid anything with optimizers. I've used Norton Internet Security 2003 with no ill effects. But, it is a resource -hog. If you can get the corporate version of Norton Antivirus, it's much better than the retail version.
AVG is probably the best free antivirus software. For security suites, I've also had excellent results with PC-Cillin which is what I use on my uncle's pc's.
Then there's Cox Cable's security suite which is free to its broadband subscribers and what I have installed on my daughter's pc.
For me, AVG/Defender/XP and router firewalls are good enough on my pc.
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