Hello all,
As of the 2009 product NAV and NIS are very good at what they do with a
smaller memory and process footprint. I have seen many reviews from Maximum
PC and even Tom's hardware that NAV 2009 was the Antivirus in December 2009.
Not sure how it is now.
BTW, I am using NIS 2009 and have no
I took off about 5 years with Symantic products.
(I spent too much time fixing them for friends, etc...)
Then I got a Laptop with NIS2008, and after I got it running,
I actually liked it (them) again.
(It conflicted with other crapware that came with it from HP.)
I liked it so much I added it
Hey Steve, here's a much longer and detailed response from a die-hard Mac
user at work! HTH again.
From: Taryn VanWagner
Sent: Monday, September 14, 2009 12:44 AM
To: Bino Gopal
Cc: Taryn VanWagner
Subject: RE: Apple IMac Accessibility, 'Yes Virginia, there is a Santa
Claus'
It's a
Actually, Hitachi make some very decent harddrives.
Some statistics (not documented, since they're coming from 'the source' - be
afraid, very afraid :)
+90 pct of returned harddrives are due to malware/spyware that makes the drive
unusable.
With Hitachi drives it may be a good idea to make
Heh-he.
A firm alternative could be antivir.com. They're usually ahead of the rest of
the business (read: confusement), and will serve private users well, as in free
beer.
www.antivir.com
Btw, I still run the Norton/Symantec bulk on several of my desktops.
Reason?
Antivir has a flaw in
