Does this happen during the install, or have you installed it and the message comes up?
Could you post what the message says?
Reply back and I will help
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I have had most of the top name av programs at one time or another. I would like the answer to this question too. The last couple of av programs I had were ESET NOD32, Dr. Web, and BitDefender. All 3 missed infections. I have had better luck with the free Malwarebytes, but am not sure if I want to totally rely on it. I read that it does not detect rootkits well. So what is the answer? My ESET NOD 32 is about to expire in close to two weeks. I need to know what to try next. Kapersky seemed good, but it asked me too many questions, and many I were not sure how to answer. ESET NOD32 is very user friendly, but rarely detected anything. Malwarebytes did more detecting by far. I am considering getting the paid version of that unless I hear differently on here. Hopefully people will chime in on what they like, and what has worked for them.There are so many antiviruses. Which one is the best?
Edited by kelkay, 29 July 2009 - 11:25 AM.
If you have an MSN subscription, and can get it free it's better than nothing. But there are better alternatives. One that's not in this list yet: http://www.malwarebytes.org/mbam.php
Avast and Threatfire should work well together. However, I personally prefer SpywareBlaster.
Can i run SpywareBlaster at the same time as Avast & SUPERAntiSpyware ???
Can i run SpywareBlaster at the same time as Avast & SUPERAntiSpyware ???
First of all, SpywareBlaster is not a realtime application. It does not run any processes. So there wouldn't be any conflict between Avast, SAS and SpywareBlaster. To use SpywareBlaster you have to open it up and update it. Just don't forget it.
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