Many many happy returns of the day, Teddy.
Himangshu
I bit the bullet and bought BitDefender 9 standard .... only 'odd' thing is once a scan completes the icon disappears from the tray...[though the processes are still running] [could be a LS issue]. ...and after every signature/update it sets a restore point...and since it can update every hour it pays to keep an eye on jus
I've just downloaded and installed CounterSpy 1.5 trial. It has detected two keyloggers in my system. But, very soon as I reboot my computer in safe mode, to my surprise I found it running in safe mode. The third-party software can only run on demand in safe mode. But, it started running as a start up process. Look at the following pictures: <a href="htt
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What no NOD32 for AV? Why wasn't it tested? Top10Reviews has included NOD32 in their review. You would find it at the 5th place. I'm posting the result once again: #1. BitDefender #2. Kaspersky #3. F-Secure #4. PC-cillin <b
Anyone have any information on (software) firewalls? Till date ZoneAlarm Pro is the best.
Well one thing I must say, everyone is posting there comments on AVs . But, probably none has posted any comment on Anti-Spy .
THX!!! To everyone here posting comments & links. Thanks from me also.
NOD32, which seems good, great detection rate and low memory use...it comes out very well in all tests: You've reffered to the following review: The Antivirus Product Comparison: by <img src="http://my.opera.com/hcp006sl/homes
Himangshu, This is a super graph display comparison....I really appreciate you input!! Thanks George. <font color="#00000
Now here is one more review from PC World. Rank <td align="left" valign="top" bgcolor="#0044b6" colspan="2
Thx tons Mithun Pal for this information on AV/SW Welcome George. BitDefender is a big surprise here. But, AVs like Norton & McAfee are performing far beyond their reputation. Though there are several opinions and reviews on AVs, but I think this review is enough reliable.
There are several reviews on Anti-Virus and Anti-Spyware on the web. One I found at Top10Reviews.com.The review result is just as follows: Top 10 Anti-Virus of 2006: A Review by Top10Reviews.com <t
Thanks everybody for your respective comments. Now I'm trying to convert my PS/2 keyboard to USB keyboard by a PS/2 (Female) to USB (Male) converter. The converter I've is a generic converter -
Untitled Document Hi, I'm writing this topic as I need your help. I've installed Windows Macintosh recently. So, now I need some software - CD/DVD burning utility, Anti-virus, Firewall, Download Manager, Mail C
I'm now using the TP 2 of the Opera browser. It's really nice, working fine. One improvement already I've noticed - the e-paper which Opera 8.51 couldn't open properly, with Opera 9 TP 2 I've just read it. Though it was unable to show all the option properly, still no problem found to view the
Reply to # 9 It's really nice Koasati. I'm also thinking to make one.
Opera 9 is out Overview Opera Widgets - Widgets are small AJAX applications that provi
The second preview of Opera 9 is scheduled to be released on February 7, 2006, which will include BitTorrent and widgets support, said Daniel Goldman at Opera Watch . Opera 9 integrates BitTorrent
Untitled Document Now read the review of FX-60 at Tom's Hardware . Price $1,031 (source : AMD.com ). </bod
Untitled Document Some more informations about new FX-60: based on 90nm Toledo core . clocked at 2.6GHz (13.0 x 200MHz), Dual Core.
Still cheaper than the equivilant P4. Obviously. 3. GNU/Linux (I recommend Novell) Same by me.
I think I can't tote the note$$$$$$ The retail price is going to be $1,238 USD. <img src="http://img182.imageshack.us/img182/1188/untitled14vy.jpg" alt="" width="469" height="416" bo
Untitled Document The AMD FX-60 is due out on January 10, 2006. It's dual cores that clock at 2.6GHz. Preliminary reports are that it
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