bitdefender

[lodore]

has anyone noticed how cheap bitdefender is on there uk website?
£12.95 for av only
£20.49 for internet secuirty
most companys charge like £20 for av only and £50 for the suite.
seems cheap as chips to me.
no need to be without decent protection.
lodore

[C.S.J]

{QUOTE-> has anyone noticed how cheap bitdefender is on there uk website?
£12.95 for av only
£20.49 for internet secuirty
most companys charge like £20 for av only and £50 for the suite.
seems cheap as chips to me.
no need to be without decent protection.
lodore <-QUOTE}
its always been like that,

:thumb:

i own the suite for 2 years/2pcs :D

but dont use it, well... i own many, that i dont use :wacko:

AV is £25 for 2 years (3 users), but i think i only paid about 12.99 for the suite for 2 years 2 pcs. ;)

[computer geek]

{QUOTE-> its always been like that,

:thumb:

i own the suite for 2 years/2pcs :D

but dont use it, well... i own many, that i dont use :wacko:

AV is £25 for 2 years (3 users), but i think i only paid about 12.99 for the suite for 2 years 2 pcs. ;) <-QUOTE}
i've got the 1 year thingy bob v10 but don't really use it like you... i use- well, you should know.;D

[C.S.J]

I actually own alot that I dont use, I like the ones I own but the problem with this I, you can only use one at a time.

And everyone knows what I use ;)

[computer geek]

{QUOTE-> I actually own alot that I dont use, I like the ones I own but the problem with this I, you can only use one at a time.

And everyone knows what I use ;) <-QUOTE}
The DOCTOR! That took me some time! (NOT) hehehe.

[C.S.J]

To swing this topic back,


Bitdefender is the most under-rated av on the market, probably more so than drweb.

Apart from bugs on release, and a poor removal, its great.

Now, some people will agree that having poor removal is a definate no-no but avira fans seem to be happy. :)

Bitdefender need to add another few months to their betas, as every release has plenty that people have to wait for fixes for. (they do get fixed, but weeks after release)

[lodore]

ive noticed most companies rush products these days.
the most recent examples are bitdefender,eset and kaspersky.
more beta testing is needed.
bitdefender is a decent av and would reccomend it.
lodore

[gerardwil]

{QUOTE-> i
bitdefender is a decent av and would reccomend it.
lodore <-QUOTE}

Time to adjust your signature then ;)

[Niels]

C.S.J

What do you mean with poor removal? It's true that BitDefender most of the times don't remove registry entries but only the executables or the parts that can do harm. Is that what you meant with poor removal?

Thanks in advance for answering.
Niels

[trjam]

I like their online scanner.:thumb:

[lodore]

{QUOTE-> Time to adjust your signature then ;) <-QUOTE}
lol;D i said it was a decent AV i didnt say i was gonna replace kis7.0 thou.
you can like and reccomend more than one AV.
lodore

[computer geek]

{QUOTE-> C.S.J

What do you mean with poor removal? It's true that BitDefender most of the times don't remove registry entries but only the executables or the parts that can do harm. Is that what you meant with poor removal?

Thanks in advance for answering.
Niels <-QUOTE}
No regiestry cleaning? ;) bullguard(bit) failed to remove JSseeker and melissa and redolf for me!

[C.S.J]

{QUOTE-> No regiestry cleaning? ;) bullguard(bit) failed to remove JSseeker and melissa and redolf for me! <-QUOTE}
but dont be too surprised, there are many AVs that are based on prevention, and if something (and most likely) falls through, they cant remove it when the signatures are updated.

~OT comment removed and ask that private message be used for such chit chat~

[computer geek]

{QUOTE-> but dont be too surprised, there are many AVs that are based on prevention, and if something (and most likely) falls through, they cant remove it when the signatures are updated.


OT - lodore - do you live down south, there is a little new estate getting 100mbps broadband from BT, fibre direct to the homes. grrrr <-QUOTE}
prevention is better than letting it through than capturing but prevention systems do seem to fail quite a lot in real time!

[Niels]

computer geek

In the past the registry entries weren't removed. But that is the case now. I was infected and did a BitDefender scan afterwards I used another online scan that doesn't find anything. Bullguard uses a different version then the BitDefender engine that Softwin (developer of BitDefender products) uses in their BitDefender product line. The 2008 line has better removal.