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Old 11th October 2005, 20:52   #31
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I use MICROWORLD's eSCAN Corporate Edition...
Its the best AV software I have used till date.. Takes care of all kinds of infection and best of all its an Indian company.. They have realtime support... Had Norton 2003 Prof. before this but there were always problems with some worms and spyware..
But not none... zlichhhhhhh ..
Visit www.mwti.net for more details..
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Old 11th October 2005, 21:16   #32
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I use Solaris and Linux
Aint linux an os.....enlighten me please
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Old 11th October 2005, 21:27   #33
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here are the ones i use:
lavasoft ad aware.....(god knows which version)
Spybot Search & Destroy 1.4
avast home edition
norton internet security-2005
some others which come with the chip and digit mags

All of the above are always upto date.

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Old 11th October 2005, 22:14   #34
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Linux and Solaris are both OSes but partly due to their low acceptance and design they are virtually virus free. I use Linux 7.3 and though i got no GUI I am virus free.
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Old 12th October 2005, 16:36   #35
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guys i need help
i use microsoft anti spyware.is there anyway to block certain sites as they just keep poping up.

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NOPE
you need to do scan of your computer which will give you list of spywares available on your PC
it is better to scan with two to three different anti-spywares mainly due to lack of centralised spyware list
I would suggest other two's
www.lavasoft.com Ad aware &
http://www.safer-networking.org/en/download/ Spybot

both are good

as for me I use Avast! Home edition
free for personal use.
Light weight & does its work very well

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I use Linux 7.3 and though i got no GUI I am virus free.
you are kidding right?
Linux 7.3?
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i use norton antivirus 2005.for spyware i use microsoft antispyware,adaware se,spybot and registry mechanic.all r regularly updated.
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Old 12th October 2005, 17:07   #37
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hey hellspawn
is there anyway to block certain sites using microsft antispyware.if there is please tell me.


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Old 12th October 2005, 17:40   #38
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revtech,exactly what type of sites do you want to block(annoying sites or ads).depending on that,first get a popupblocker,then delete all temp files,cookies and history,increase security levels and if possible use another web browser.
hope that helps:-)

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LOL deepakhon, yours the best answer. Do i know you from BLUG or similar forum(linux-india etc.,).
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revtech,exactly what type of sites do you want to block(annoying sites or ads).depending on that,first get a popupblocker,then delete all temp files,cookies and history,increase security levels and if possible use another web browser.
hope that helps:-)

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both irritating sites as well as ads.this happens only when i use internet explorer.normally i use firefox but sometimes when i use IE the irritatiing things keep popping up.so how do i stop that.


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I use Norton on my computer and F-Secure on the mobile
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Old 12th October 2005, 23:28   #42
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I "have" to use the one provided with Sify broadbant client.. its called mcafee secure synergy..
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both irritating sites as well as ads.this happens only when i use internet explorer.normally i use firefox but sometimes when i use IE the irritatiing things keep popping up.so how do i stop that.


Rev
hey i just read your post and looked on download.com.I found stoppop.net(http://www.download.com/StopPop-net/...ml?tag=lst-0-4).Its a really neat software and it seems to be pretty good(just downloaded it!!)I think it has a 14 day trial which i ilegally extended.Its not a toolbar and you dont really know it exists.It works only with IE and only when you are surfing,screenshot below:



This seems like the best option as of now,BUT you can also do the following:
1-DOwnload the latest version of IE V6.0(i think).
2-If you are using XP get service pack 2 which has a firewall and popupblocker.
3-Reinstall your os

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Oh yeah.........did I mention,you can block certain sites!!!

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Old 13th October 2005, 01:08   #45
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I use McAfee and MS Antispyware. So far so good. Avast is good enough for home PC. Make sure you enable Firewall on Windows XP.

@revtech, I was going to suggest you to use FireFox, but then you are already doing it.
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