Help needed

NOD32 has done me a great job, I like it much better than the McAfee then Norton Comcast gave me for free, just put in a Log-in every now and then, and your all set, which Greycloak provided me the site for it all.

MaryJaneKB wrote: »

I use McAfee myself and if you have a decent PC (dual core or above) it works great.If you have a slower PC go with what Philly or Rex said.

McAfee served me well, but since Comcast changed to Norton, I got NOD. It wasn't all that bad, but NOD alerts me alot more. McAfee is also pretty easy to get into the options.

Yea, first off I hated the Norton interface, and I got mad that it always wanted me to backup everything on a disk. >.> But I like both NOD and McAfee though there seems to be some less good comments on McAfee, but it had some troubles with CF/GameGuard (back in da day man)/X-trap, but never had any with NOD, though easy to fix problems with McAfee.

[MOD]Rex wrote: »

Yea, first off I hated the Norton interface, and I got mad that it always wanted me to backup everything on a disk. >.> But I like both NOD and McAfee though there seems to be some less good comments on McAfee, but it had some troubles with CF/GameGuard (back in da day man)/X-trap, but never had any with NOD, though easy to fix problems with McAfee.

Thats actually one thing I've never had a problem with because i run 2 "Hardware profiles" on my pc so whenever I run CF my McAfee is dormant and cant do ANYTHING. I do run on a slow PC that's why I gave the advise to get something different.

You might also want to check out Microsofts free anti virus.
From what I have heard its really good.

I do AVG Free for my virus protection, and use Spybot for my spyware program. Also use ZoneAlarm as my firewall.