Boot-time scans only happen upon request...but yes indeed, it slows boot time
as it scans everything. But it doesn't need to happen upon every boot.
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Does this slow down boot time?
> [Original Message]
> From: Anthony Q. Marti
NOD 32 really is the bes!
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Subject: Re: [H] Free or Cheap AV Software
Boot-time scans only happen upon reques
At 03:44 PM 23/12/2006, Jeff Lane wrote:
I would suggest AVG. It has a boot time scan, is free, and, I think
the best of many, paid ones included.
AVG doesn't have the best reputation. I can't recommend not spending
money on AV given the downside of getting infected.
T
Chuck, Just a quick question...
When you install XP "clean", do you start with SP2 on the CD
(integrated or embedded) or are you using olders CDs and (or)
talking about re-installs...
I have not used an XP-Gold, or XP-SP1 CD for ANYTHING for quite a
long time...
Patching XP "up to" SP1 or SP2 ON
