NOD32 + F-prot Compatibility, Yes or No

I'm a new NOD32 user, prior to that an F-prot user, seeing how I have 10 months left on my current F-prot license and it can be installed as a on demand scanner only, would it conflict in anyway with NOD? Thought about installing it as a secondary scanner, F-prot does have an extensive signature base, but I do not want to cause myself any problems with NOD, that's my baby... please, your expertise in this area would be greatly appreciated.

 

Re: NOD32 + Fprot Compatibility, Yes or No

I also like F-prot but since I know myself I have never seen a malware detected by F-prot and not detected by NOD32 so if you decide to use NOD32 , there will be no need of another scanner at all .

F-prot can be installed specifically . Use Custom install and uncheck Real-time scanner and scheduler and leave only on-demand scanner + F-prot's updater . That way , no comflicts

 

Using NOD is a given, just hate to waste the remainder of my F-prot license.

 

I am sorry , I can't understand that

 

me either - that's like purchasing an upgraded microwave and trying to find a way to leave the other in place because it's still working... one working anti-virus is enough for me, and I handle thousands of threats per week, sometimes per day during major email borne outbreaks.

hth

Greg

ps - I run a couple of other anti-spyware systems, but nothing has got past NOD32 yet...

 

Please don't misunderstand me, NOD is my choice, period. F-prot is not installed on my machine.

 

No problem , I understand that but I just couldn't understand those sentence

just hate to waste the remainder of my F-prot license

 

Give it to someone

 

Hello,

You should have no trouble using NOD32 as your primary protection method and using FRISK Software's F-Prot for periodic on-demand scans.

You may wish to disable AMON when performing an on-demand scan with F-Prot if you encounter any performance issues with NOD32, but that is the only potential concern I can immediately think of--others who are more familiar with F-Prot may be able to suggest steps to take to ameliorate any performance issues or incompatibilities.


Regards,

Aryeh Goretsky

 

Thanks for your insight Aryeh, I'm really liking NOD. It's awesome.

 

Why don't you give the license to someone else? Since it's licensed per machine removing it from your and donating it to someone in need probably doesnt violate EULA - although I cannot be sure. It would be a lot easier to digest if you knew you were helping out someone else ;-)

 

Great idea . Moreover , FRISK allows one licence to be used on 5 machines so 5 people will be glad with F-prot and 1 will be glad with NOD32

 

One customer can have it on 5 own machines, but not 5 different customers on one machine. That you understand what i mean: You can have with one woman a baby in 9 months, but you can't with 9 womans in one month...

 

I don't think your logic is correct on this one



Edit: Never mind, your twist on words had my brain scrambled

 

That left me useless.
I'll ask my anatomy teacher about this issue....

 

I'll take it (no seriously I will)

Alphalutra1

 

It is simple . I guess he means I can't have a whole baby made by 9 different women (+me) each of which was bringing it a month only . I guess I made it even more difficult to be understood

 

Ок , това беше само предложение
Ok , that was just a suggestion

 

You need to get more sleep.

 

That's OK. Giving horse tours of Iceland to thousands of tourists must get very tiring.

 

ROFLMAO

 

I've used NOD32 over 2 years. Before that I was running F-prot. I still run it as a backup on several of my PCs.

Yes NOD32 is a much better AV product but I've always kept several on demand scanners installed for occasional manual scans, especially after I've run into some malware.

I've seen instances where one product doesn't detect a new (or old) threat and another finds the problem or helps to rule out a false positive.

I've tried or used over 20 different AV products during the past 12 years. I used Dr Solomons from 1995 until it's demise at the end of 1999. NOD32 is the only AV program that I've tried that's better than Dr Solomons.

Chas.