clutch

3857 Posts
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#71293

2001-12-07 07:46

I always use McAfee 4.5.1 on my WinNT/2K/XP systems at work and home. Of course, this is a commercial distro, and I am not sure how the comparable consumer level one (v6.x now) would perform.

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three

242 Posts
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#71294

2001-12-07 08:25

i use InoculateIT PE by Computer Associates, it's free and also free updates regularly...can't beat that!
 
hmm...just checked the site, looks like their no longer offering the download, but are still offering the virus updates

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Ge0ph

220 Posts
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#71295

2001-12-07 15:54

I have to agree with AlecStaar, I've been using Ontrack (which uses the trend AV engine) for a long time and have been very happy with it.

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ofelas

155 Posts
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Joined 2000-04-11

#71296

2001-12-08 00:30

Sophos AntiVirus for NT based Operating Systems.

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Rulle

27 Posts
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Joined 2000-03-04

#71297

2001-12-14 08:51

F-Secure Antivirus is working fine in my system.
 
 
-- Rulle

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Ant -|- One

140 Posts
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Joined 2001-05-28

#71298

2001-12-14 10:50

What about AntiViral Toolkit Pro (AVP), do anyone knows if it works under XP? Answer much appreciated !

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dalmiroy2k

37 Posts
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Joined 2001-11-03

#71299

2001-12-15 01:57

I tried to install InoculateIT PE but it refused, it said it isn't compatible with windows XP
And the new version it's no longer free
I'm using norton antivirus 2002 right now

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