Another NOD32 question

You can always change back if you dont like it.

And if you have problems ---> Daddy is here to help you

 

Yes you can change back if you do not like it.

I say, be careful because "Beta" means that the software is still in the testing stage and *could* have bugs.

But the NOD32 beta seems to be going well so far - O yea you got Big Daddy HB to help

 

OK thanks dad !!! LOL Do I need to uninstall this one first, or will it install over it ?

 

While you can install over it, I highly recommend unistalling the current NOD32 first, because it *could* cause incompatibilities.

 

Fircat, no offense, but if go on with scaring her to death by posting all the time "BE CAREFUL" you confuse her even more and you make daddy upset

 

Is this why Blackspear doesnt like you?

Oh well, I'm obedient so I'll listen to you Daddy HB

 

I think I will get the beta. But I just started learning this one. haha Is there much of a difference between the two?
Also, I read where Macros said spyware, adware, etc: is included in the search, did I read that rite?

 

I havent uninstalled my previous version. I think is ok to install it over her current version.

 

Yes NOD32 beta includes detection for Spyware and Adware

 

Muhahaha True, very true

Come into daddy's arms

Well... it's recommended to uninstall previous versions, however normally there shoudn't be a problem with overinstalling it.

 

Ok, I am off to install it now. Be back with questions.

 

I didn't expect anything else

 

You should not have any problems. My experience with the 2.5 Beta has been excellent, and yes, I did install it over the previous version. I know that Eset calls 2.5 a Beta which it is, but it is so stable that it is better than a lot other of released software.

I do still run Ad-Aware and Spybot S&D every few days to clean out the rubbish that I pick up via the browser, but it is mostly only tracking cookies.

Dick

 

Ok, I have a question (suprised)
Do I need to set it the same as the other, in Blackspears thread?
Also, when I was installing it
it already had a username and password. I didn't have to use mine.?

 

Nope, not surprised

Yes go through each module and have a look.

Cheers

 

I would say yes definately, though some of the options/screenshots may not match up exactly. sure i read somewhere that Blackspear may change this when the full release of 2.5 is out.

the beta comes ready with a beta username and password that will last as long as the beta software does

lee

 

Indeed I will

The previous UN and PW remain in the registry and in this case were picked up.

Cheers

 

you, my far-flung friend, are a star!

 

Ok, I did the best I could with the screenshots in your (Blackspear) thread.

I was just wondering why I needed my password for the other version, but not this one. It doesn't matter, I am just curious.
Yes, I always have a trillion questions, don't I ? hehehehe

 

Trillion and one

 

When you installed the Beta it found that you had a previous installation of Nod32 and used that previous installation UN and PW.

Cheers

 

Hello Son

Before you start to flirt here with sonya could you make your Dad a tea first please ?

And welcome back SonyaM32

 

Hello Pop

Sure now worries (he forgot, last time I made him a cup of tea he slept for an entire week (20 sleeping pills will do that )

Now who’s flirting? Go and give Mum a hug

 

Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!
Be a good son and don't tell her