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Hello, P2K.

You are right. It is not a necessary step. I too was running both apps side-by-side for a week or two. However, I believe you would agree that, assuming PG is no longer being supported (and that is still an assumption), that its useful life is limited. Having a rather dated PC, and considering that I do run more than just security software on my computer, I try to limit the resources consumed by security apps. I am forced to weigh the resources consumed with the value provided by each application. Now, I have read posts in the PG forum that indicate that PG currently has vulnerabilities, and if development has in fact come to a halt (again, an assumption), I need to move on and use an app that is in constant development to counter the latest threats. I don't have time to keep re-evaluating PG to see is still worth the resources. That's another reason I switched from TDS to a-squared when it went belly up. If I had confidence PG was still being supported and developed, it would still be running on my PC.

 

I have only one comment and one question:

1.
Until the end of November, Gavin Coe was with DCS ( https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showpost.php?p=886492&postcount=32 ).

Gavin is also with Misec and happily answers questions in the Trojan Hunter support forum ( http://www.misec.net/forum/board/TrojanHunter/1166895784 ).

I therefore believe that a statement from Gavin would be appropriate. Even if it's something like "I do not have access to the DCS website and I do not have contact to Wayne anymore." Such a statement might also be in the interest of Magnus.

2.
@LWM Is it possible to have a Wilders support forum without providing a phone number and a valid address to the forum's administration ( https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showpost.php?p=911115&postcount=35 )? If not: did you try to contact them prior to the beginning of the holiday season (i.e., the date at which the DCS forums were closed)?

Wish you all a happy and prosperous New Year.